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People parking at a sports centre say the traffic is “absolutely crazy” with many late for activities after getting stuck in long queues.
A former science teacher who sexually assaulted a pupil under his care in the 1980s is beginning a prison sentence.
An “untrustworthy” man who carried out random and unprovoked attacks on two people in their homes upon his release has been sent back to jail.
The launch of a new major discount store in a town drew much excitement as hundreds queued to get inside and grab a “good bargain”.
Four new lottery winners, three of which have become millionaires overnight, have hit the jackpot in the run-up to Christmas.
Police have boarded up a flat which has been the “root cause” of a number of anti-social incidents following a court order.
With few empty shops and a small amount of litter, this Kent town could have the best but most forgotten about high street in the county.
New figures show more than 3,261 crown court cases are waiting to be heard in Kent with the police commissioner calling it a “real problem”.
A man who died after being struck by a lorry on the motorway is said to have “jumped from a moving vehicle” into the carriageway, a court heard.
For almost 30 years, one household has been coming together for one day to transform their windows into a stunning festive-painted display.
Pictures of a family-run service station have been shared offering a reminder of how times and prices have changed over the years.
An inquest has heard how a 24-year-old fell off his e-scooter on his way back home after an evening drinking beer with his friends.
A care home, which was approved in 2020, won’t be built now until 2027 after delays.
Building has started for new housing which was approved despite concerns it would lead to traffic problems near a hospital.
An application for 56 flats opposite a railway station with minimal parking provision has split opinion with some saying “new housing is needed”.
The long-standing volunteers at a theatre which started out as a redundant farm building reflect on how far it’s come and look ahead to the future.
Hundreds of people turned out to share their ideas on how the government can reshape the NHS over the next 10 years.
A bowls club has been awarded a grant for solar panels which with save it thousands of pounds a year in energy bills while reducing carbon emissions.
A zookeeper lost the tip of his finger to a Siberian tiger after hand-feeding it meat in small chunks which he had prepared.
Plans for nearly 800 homes, a school and traveller pitches have prompted concerns about the loss of greenspace, flooding and traffic.
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