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Store staff accused of using a hose to get rid of homeless people sleeping outside insist they were cleaning urine and broken bottles.
A controversial housing scheme which promises to rid a village of heavy lorries has been given the green light.
Patients undergoing dialysis endured “tortuous and freezing” conditions for more two weeks on a ward because of a boiler breakdown.
A man found dead yesterday sent a text saying “please don’t watch the news” just hours before his body was discovered.
School staff have flexed their vocal chords to record their own version of Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas? - racking up more than 13,000 hits.
A gang of youths taunted a disabled man in the street before launching an assault and punching him repeatedly in the face.
Catching Lives launches appeal to raise money to pay for its day centre to open at weekends.
Police launch appeal to find missing 61-year-old man whose family fears for his safety
The boss of a groundworks firm is to be prosecuted after the horrific death of a labourer in a trench on a building site.
Russell Brand visited Canterbury Food Bank because "first hand knowledge would make me look good and, partly because y'know, I actually care."
A vet took his own life by injecting himself with a drug used to put down animals, because he feared debts would force him to close down his surgery.
The boss of a groundworks firm is to be prosecuted after the horrific death of a labourer in a trench on a building site.
An appeal has been launched after a pensioner was hospitalised by a mugger who stole her treasured wedding and eternity rings in a daylight robbery.
Proposals for 800 homes, dubbed New Thanington, have run into opposition from residents who fear traffic chaos.
Grandad caught on CCTV stealing firewood chopped by children apologises and pays compensation after police track down car he was in.
Cate Russell will take over the reigns of the charity next year after backlash over beds closures
The Gazette has launched a petition urging everyone in Canterbury to work together to secure a visit by iconic installation.
An area of Kent is bidding to host part of the hugely popular ceramic poppy artwork that attracted millions to the Tower of London.
Retired receptionist Heather Brooks decided to mark her 90th birthday by getting a tattoo.
"The executive has achieved staggering amount for the district but Westgate Towers scheme is my biggest regret," says retiring council leader
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