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A plea for a 20mph zone in a village with no pavements has been rejected by Kent Council Council, which says it’s “inappropriate and not feasible”.
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We spoke to commuters at Kent’s pricey new railway station as figures reveal just how busy – or quiet – it has been in the first six months.
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Two sisters sexually abused for years by their “kindly” grandad have told how seeking justice changed their lives.
A professional woman forced to "swallow her pride" and use a food bank is among the thousands more turning to handouts to keep their families fed.
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A dog lover who rescued a young XL Bully from poor conditions now has nine of them after it gave birth to a surprise litter of adorable pups.
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Two women who have lost loved ones to suicide tell their stories in the hope it will encourage others struggling to open up.
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A crackdown on “intimidating” beggars will see wardens dish out £100 fines – but those in genuine need fear they might be caught in the crossfire.
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An angry mum says a takeaway delivery rider almost knocked down her son on the pavement - then gave her a ‘V’ sign when she complained.
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Police seized a knife after a disturbance erupted at a McDonald’s restaurant involving a group of youths.
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Police discovered a devoted couple dead in their home after they had not been seen or heard from for nine days.
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A new electricity converter station the size of 22 football pitches is aimed at boosting ‘green’ energy. So why are environmentalists up in arms?
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A popular businessman whose name was synonymous with one of Kent’s biggest department stores has died.
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A revolutionary life-saving tent is being deployed on the streets of Kent to protect homeless people from the freezing weather.
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The most expensive two-bed terrace on the market in the county has an eye-watering price tag of £900,000 – but agents say its value is justified.
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Thousands of pounds of damage has been caused to a convenience store after ram-raiders crashed through a window to snatch cigarettes and a till.
Residents are concerned a plot of mature woodland described as a town’s “green lung” could be hacked down to make way for new housing.
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A pub has closed just five months after re-opening with new hosts who were “instantly smitten” by the inn.
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A historic 17th century village pub which fell on hard times now has a new future as a vintage tea room.
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An investigation was launched after a man found human remains on a Kent beach.
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A Kent village is trying to put a lid on new housing expansion by creating its own neighbourhood plan with legal clout to resist “over-development”.
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