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A stalker victim is rebuilding her life after her tormentor - who made her life a misery for two years - was jailed.
Home owners warned not to leave appliances running when they go out after tumble dryer catches light and damages two houses.
When it comes to sprucing up exhibits at a tourist attraction it seems Callum Donnelly got the bum deal.
A teenager has launched an online petition to save his school from closure as hundreds of pupils and parents are left reeling from the shock decision.
Users of a new cathedral cafe will find access blocked if they try to view pornography after new filters were installed on its free wi-fi system.
A woman is fighting for her life in hospital today after being knocked down by a car.
Rail passengers are suffering more train cancellations in east Kent today because of flooding on the line.
Fire fighters say smoke alarm saved woman's life after fire breaks out in her home at 4am
All high-risk and emergency general surgery in east Kent will be centralised as a predicted surgeon shortage sparks patient safety fears.
Parish council chairman slams sight-seeing drivers who are adding to misery by speeding through floodwaters.
Stunned schoolchildren watched in horror as a teacher landed on her head when she toppled backwards 20ft onto a road through a broken rail.
A Ford Ka, which hit a lamp post, blocks one lane of London bound carriageway.
Stand-up comic Jo Brand is to be awarded an honorary doctorate in Kent today for challenging stigma about mental illness.
Two crashes closed off Thanet Way this morning, causing traffic tailbacks for miles.
Lord Kingsdown will be remembered with great fondness at Canterbury Cathedral of which he was a passionate supporter.
A pensioner's told how she was prevented from hugging her partner as he died... because police were at his bedside.
A hospital porter who ballooned to a massive 37 stone believes he has saved his life by ditching a daily diet of 20 pints of beer and 16 sausages.
Local people with professional help are best placed to run festival, insists director David Thompson as Swale Borough Council invites bids.
The 16-strong new girls' choir will give their first performance at Evensong on Saturday
Overwhelming support to keep current St Dunstan's traffic arrangements in Canterbury wins approval.
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