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Festival bosses fear rail strikes will impact attendance at more than a dozen music, food and cultural events across Kent over the next two weekends.
A new city trail could be just the tonic for gin lovers – with a host of businesses offering free tastings.
The children of a much-loved couple who died in a tragic accident on their Kent farm say they have been overwhelmed by the kindness of well-wishers.
A BMW driver whose car was seized by police after he was seen “drifting” around public roads is to undertake a third safer driving course.
Cold showers have long been a bone of contention among swimmers at a town’s swimming centre but relief is in the pipeline thanks to new funding.
The devastated family of a young man who took his own life say his kind, caring and fun personality will never be forgotten.
A video gaming centre, Asian supermarket and food hall are the latest businesses set to move into a city’s £115 million complex
Police have seized an Aston Martin after the driver tailgated an unmarked patrol car.
The man behind the ambitious redevelopment of a former department store has spoken exclusively about the project as demolition work is set to begin.
A high street is bouncing back from the gloom of the pandemic – welcoming five new brands and the return of another.
A former Lord Mayor said to have been the epitome of what a local councillor should be has died.
A pre-school where a little girl wandered out into the middle of a main road was found to have inadequate security and safeguarding measures.
A dad is fighting back from the tragedy which claimed the lives of his mum and sister by re-launching his burger van business.
Bosses insist a controversial and over-budget new railway station which opened today will provide a significant economic boost to a district.
A bid for £460 million to be spent on a new Kent hospital or much-need upgrades to existing sites has been snubbed by the government.
An appeal to ‘save’ an ancient Kent woodland has successfully raised more than £460,000 for a charity to buy it.
A ‘drifting’ enthusiast whose car was seized after being caught on public roads is calling for a dedicated Kent track for fellow fans to practice.
A legal challenge has forced a council to quash the permission it granted for a huge new Chapel Down winery in the Kent countryside
A mum is selling a “spooky” old rocking horse said to have transported itself from room to room because she feels “uneasy having it about the place”.
A driver seen “power-sliding” his BMW around a roundabout before police seized the car insists he won’t give up “drifting” on public roads.