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Police are investigating after a man in his 40s was injured after he was reportedly set on fire while sleeping rough in a tent.
Motorists are being forced to dig deep as the value of second-hand vehicles soars, but what is driving up the price? And how much is yours worth?
Two people have died and a child left seriously injured after a car hit five pedestrians - all members of the same family.
Heartbroken anglers fear the extreme dry weather has led to the death of hundreds of fish which have suffocated in an oxygen-starved Kent lake.
The owner of an unauthorised “luxury” camping site branded “worse than a detention centre” has defended her bid to open the attraction permanently.
The re-branded Whitstable Rocks Oyster Festival is expected to attract thousands of visitors next month, as organisers confirm it is going ahead.
Police and firefighters have joined forces to rescue a terrified dog after it climbed onto a fourth floor window ledge.
A water company's failure to fix a leak in a residential street - amid fears of a hose pipe ban - has been branded a "disgrace".
A long-awaited solution to an environmental issue stalling thousands of new homes across Kent has finally been announced.
A woman whose wrist was broken and jaw cracked when she was hit by an e scooter has branded the controversial devices "lethal".
A block of former Inland Revenue offices is being turned into apartments - which will all be available for rent.
A 33-year-old man has been remanded in custody by magistrates after being accused of burglary and shoplifting.
Villagers are urging Stagecoach to reconsider axing a rural bus service which is considered vital for schoolchildren, pensioners and commuters.
Mums have been trying to scrub off disgusting graffiti which has been scrawled over new children's play equipment within days of it being installed.
As mystery still surrounds the death of a popular dad, we look back at the night he lost his life - and why his parents think he was murdered...
A block of luxury flats remains empty almost three years after being built, despite buyers snapping them up back in 2020, due to a "technical issue".
It was a heartbreaking tragedy in which 1,500 mariners died - and were then wrongly blamed by Winston Churchill for their own fate.
Officers praised a 'civic-minded' passer-by who handed in a bag of drugs found in undergrowth - and invited the owner to pop into the police station.
A dinosaur bit off more than it could chew when a swarm of bees set up home - in its mouth - at a Kent wildlife park.
The owner of an award-winning gastropub fears rocketing energy costs could be the “final nail in the coffin” for many in the industry.
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