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An entertainer’s “completely nuts” act has earned him another shot at fame on one of the country’s top television talent shows.
A unique underwater sculpture in a Kent river should be left to ‘weather’ with the flow of the river and the seasons, says its creator.
Messages of sympathy have poured in for a shopworker who was assaulted with a pack of beer as he tried to stop yobs making off without paying.
A woman has been arrested following the theft of a diamond Rolex watch and jewellery worth more than £20,000 from a gym locker.
The ‘Fred Dibnah of Kent’ who had a special talent for fixing almost anything mechanical has been remembered following his death.
Bus passengers fear a cashless trial in Kent is doomed to fail if reported issues with contactless failures are not fixed.
Traffic on one of Kent’s busiest routes will be reduced to a crawl when a 20mph speed limit is imposed next month.
An eye-catching 12ft high public drinking water feature where people can fill their bottles will be unveiled in a Kent high street later this month.
Villagers are fuming after plans for a new housing estate which they believe should be scrapped could now go-ahead.
The owner of a Kent animal sanctuary overrun with abandoned rabbits says they are one of the most abused and neglected pets.
A crisis is facing one of Kent’s best-loved charities and could spell the end of a Poppy Appeal and Remembrance Sunday parade.
Motorists face gridlock hell as the only road through a Kent town is to shut for six months - so repairs can be carried out to the mayor’s house.
A popular greengrocer described as a legend and “the best in Kent” has died.
A museum has relaunched after the Black Lives Matter movement sparked a “reimagining” of its controversial collections.
One Kent man's obsession with computer gaming could earn him a small fortune when his huge retro collection goes under the hammer.
Plans for a new £10 million state-of-the-art hospice in Kent have been abandoned following years of delays and uncertainty.
A university has failed to remove rooftop ventilation units blocking out historic views - despite an enforcement notice ordering it to do so.
The extraordinary story of how a girl who fled the Nazis became a millionaire and left a fortune to help thousands in Kent can now be revealed.
Behind the net curtains of a 1970s semi lived a secret millionaire whose generosity will now benefit thousands of people.
A new ‘ferry’ service will launch next month offering passengers a “unique and environmentally friendly” way of crossing the Channel.
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