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Four goats have died after their herd was chased by dogs at a popular nature reserve.
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Part of a historic ‘hidden gem’ is expected to reopen in time for summer.
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A petition has been launched to ‘save’ a popular riverside bar and restaurant which is facing complaints about noise and disturbance.
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A vast Kent lorry park is to be transformed into a super-charging hub for a new generation of electric HGVs.
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Motorists have hit out at highways bosses over “ridiculously timed” roadworks causing rush-hour gridlock.
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A new name on the high street with plans for 14 branches is set to open its first store in the former Wilko in Canterbury.
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A rare handwritten letter J R R Tolkien sent to a schoolboy is set to fetch £10,000 at auction.
A waste firm has been accused of riding roughshod over planning rules by building a huge recycling plant without permission.
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A historic pub boarded up when the toilet floor collapsed remains an eyesore more than four years on.
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Bosses at the country’s biggest glasshouse grower of fruit and vegetables where millions are produced every year is slashing its energy use.
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International stars, local bands and DJs are being lined up for the return of a Kent music festival after an absence of five years.
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A fragment from legendary aviator Amy Johnson’s stricken plane will go on show at a Kent museum after being sold off at auction.
A four-year-old girl who underwent routine x-rays after falling off her scooter was found to have cancer.
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Intruders are being blamed for the “devastation” caused after oil leaked from a disused paper mill and into a river, with reports of dead wildlife.
Vandals have targeted numerous newly-erected 20mph signs with spray paint in a spate of criminal damage across a seaside town.
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A woman left with a surprise litter of XL bully puppies says she cannot keep them for much longer as she struggles to save them from being euthanised.
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Dazzling road markings branded “ugly and lurid” have left residents seeing red after appearing across a Kent town in the dead of night.
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An “outstanding and rare” country home once owned by a Kent MP has been put up for sale for the first time in more than 170 years.
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The long-running saga regarding a plot of farmland next to an Aldi store - and earmarked for offices - has taken a new turn as it’s put on the market.
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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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