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Commuters are set to face more traffic chaos as a key route is closed for a week, with highway bosses admitting it will be a “huge inconvenience.”
We profile the Tunbridge Wells constituency and the candidates vying for your vote on July 4.
The police has released images of a man they want to speak to after a fire was started outside a house.
A prolific shoplifter has been sent back to jail after he was found with a carpet knife in a town centre.
The owner of a seafood restaurant says he is yet to find a suitable buyer for his business despite it being on the market for 17 years.
More than fifty unique sculptures of Shaun the Sheep will appear at landmarks across a town centre later this month.
Network Rail has warned of noisy equipment and train horns as its carries out essential work to replace existing track.
Video footage has captured the heartwarming moment a pet dog was saved from the River Thames after a large fall.
A man who suffered a cardiac arrest while taking part in a local parkrun has been reunited with the off-duty paramedic who helped save his life.
Residents have faced 40 minute delays getting to work or school as planned water works clash with emergency gas repairs.
The county has had its fair share of wild animal sightings over the years - here’s some you can spot if you’re lucky.
A thief has been banned from entering any shops in his home town for two years and any Tesco in the county.
Police looking to inspect shops for the potential sale of unlicenced vapes and e-cigarettes made a startling discovery.
A restaurant may be one of 112 low-performing branches set to close as part of plans to open more hotel facilities instead.
Some villagers are boycotting a new shop and takeaway in a former pub amid claims the owner “misled” residents over its size and change of use.
A gas leak has resulted in diversions and delays for drivers as emergency closures clash with planned water works.
Officers attended following reports a man was carrying a weapon but the suspected Samurai sword turned out to be something else.
Security workers employed by private contractor G4S across Kent say they do a “very dangerous, difficult job”.
Analysis of new police data has revealed the places with the highest and lowest cases of phone swiping in the county.
Permission has been granted for flats for the over 60s in a borough desperately in need of older living accommodation.