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Tributes have been paid to a grandad-of-three who will be remembered for his tireless and enthusiastic campaigning for his town.
A secluded woodland cabin is up for sale, offering a rare opportunity to live “off-grid”.
Facebook owners Meta has awarded funding for a weekend festival organised by one of Kent’s biggest residents’ groups on the social media site.
Critics who branded the demolition of four character homes “sickening” admit they are “pleasantly surprised” by the flats built in their place.
Dozens of bin workers have walked out today in a dispute over pay – with thousands of homes left with uncollected rubbish.
As the NHS turns 75 today, we speak to two long-serving former nurses about what working life was like in the early days.
The owner of an animal sanctuary says she is mystified as to why so many boxer dogs are being abandoned.
An iconic feature has finally been returned to one of the county’s most photographed historical landmark sites.
Campaigners have branded developers “heartless” after their hopes of buying a historic former military library were dashed at a property auction.
Britain’s oldest brewer Shepherd Neame has made some of its beers weaker to cut costs – but punters and landlords appear to back the move.
Officers investigating a late-night robbery in a park have released CCTV images of a suspect.
Six poorly cats found dumped in a crate in a layby have been taken in by an animal sanctuary which is already bursting at the seams.
A rare but battered old Rolls Royce – once fit for the rich and royals – has gone up for sale.
A former busker from Kent now performs in far more glamorous surroundings – and has even shared a piano with Amy Winehouse and Paul McCartney.
A family-owned fruit farm has signed a £30 million deal with Aldi to exclusively supply the supermarket giant with British apples and pears.
A big brand shoe store has revealed that it is to shut one of its Kent branches – less than 18 months after opening.
Staff at a family-run jewellers have been left heartbroken after a crowbar-wielding gang ransacked the shop during a “brutal” break-in.
A Grade II-listed mansion dating back to the 16th century and on the market for £2.75m could be developed into a boutique hotel, agents believe.
A £250,000 project to allow bison cross the road and explore a wider grazing while also allowing the public to view the animals has been approved.
A bid to open a quirky glamping site offering stays in a double-decker bus and Romany-style wagon has been backed by villagers.