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A mental health cafe is to relaunch in a town centre two years after being evicted following support from the likes of Madness singer Suggs.
Police who stopped a suspicious vehicle found industrial-sized cans of nitrous oxide and other drug paraphenalia.
A unique and historic clifftop property with "one of the most dramatic views in the country" has hit the market but there is a catch.
A fundraising appeal has been launched by a conservation charity to buy ancient woodland it fears could be carved up into small plots.
A pedestrian crossing has finally been installed on a "danger" road - more than four years after a child was knocked down and injured.
New plans have been lodged to save a historic, long-derelict pub and turn it into a 14-bed hotel.
A welder left with one arm following a devastating motorcycle crash has described his ordeal, and says he can never forgive the driver responsible.
A Georgian manor house which is home to one of Kent's best known restaurants has been put up for sale for £3 million.
A memorial wall to remember babies who have died could be established in a popular park close to an area where military personnel are commemorated.
Staff wages to rise as the cost of living crisis bites but bosses warn of price increase to come
Controversial plans for winemaker Chapel Down to build a £32m winery at a beauty spot in the Kent countryside have been narrowly approved.
A former mayor who spent her life to supporting her town has died as she is remembered in tributes.
A mum who fell pregnant at 16 hopes her career success story will inspire others in the same situation that it doesn't signal "a life on benefits".
Speeding and reckless overtaking on a hazardous stretch have sparked fears pedestrians walking on the narrow pavement could be "sucked" into the road.
A developer has had his plans to turn a long-empty village pub into a home rejected, despite arguing it is no longer viable as a business.
An ambitious multi-million pound scheme to create a new winery in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty could be approved next week.
The owners of "illegal" structures built in woodland are appealing against council enforcement notices ordering them to be torn down.
A popular BBC South East television newsreader has revealed the reason her presenting career was abruptly ended.
Two teenagers have been charged with burglary following a police car chase in which a 'stinger' was deployed.
Two villages have joined forces in a bid protect their surrounding farmland from being swallowed up by new housing and infrastructure.