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A festive market first held 600 years ago will return to one of the county’s most famous historic sites for the Christmas season.
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A student has joined an international trial of a ground-breaking new treatment that could slow the progress of multiple sclerosis.
A beloved mother who dedicated her life to her local community will be remembered for her huge energy and enthusiasm to get things done.
A £44m railway station branded a costly white elephant has been hailed a success one year after opening - despite failing to hit passenger targets.
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Mourners will gather for the final farewell of an extraordinary centenarian who was one of the country’s last Second World War widows.
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Traffic chaos has been avoided at the 11th hour with the postponement of a road closure that threatened to cause mayhem in surrounding villages.
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Furious parents fear a “petty” parking ban near a primary school will put their children’s lives at risk.
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Bosses behind the redevelopment of an abandoned high street site say they remain committed to the project despite obstacles dogging the scheme.
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A historic market will return next week with an entirely new set of traders in, what is claimed, to be a win-win outcome.
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A historic beachside property with outstanding coastal views has gone up for sale and could be turned into an Airbnb or cafe, say estate agents.
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It was a unique spectacle for Kent when the Tour De France first raced around the county in 1994, as our amazing archive pictures show.
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A family of swans almost got themselves into trouble after wandering onto a busy dual carriageway before being caught by police.
A cruel dog owner hacked out their pet’s microchip before dumping the wounded animal to wander the streets.
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He was just 15 when he started sweeping platforms but now one of Kent’s longest-serving railwaymen has retired after a remarkable 58 years.
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The sudden disappearance of a vicar in 1999 - leaving his wife and two little boys distraught - sent shockwaves through the community.
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One of Kent’s busiest high streets has suffered a major blow as the company behind a £30 million redevelopment has been put into receivership.
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A pair of long-admired mystical statues submerged in a Kent river have been found to be damaged beyond repair.
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A restaurant boss is celebrating the launch of his latest seafront venue - and believes it could attract Londoners to the Kent coast.
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Dog walkers have been wrongly accused of flouting new seafront restrictions after a blunder by council wardens saw them threatened with fines.
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A green-fingered couple has ‘saved’ one of Kent’s last remaining market gardens and realised their dream of owning a fruit and vegetable business.
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