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A statute of the lifelike figure of a woman submerged in a river has been branded “offensive, creepy and disturbing” by critics.
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The alluring but eerie sight of a woman lying in the river has become the latest attraction to intrigue visitors at a Kent beauty spot.
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The revival of plans for a 200-home estate in the countryside on the edge of Canterbury has sparked a new flood of objections.
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The death of a much-loved music teacher has been met with an “outpouring of emotions” from her former pupils.
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The parents of tennis star who died from anaphylactic shock say it is “wonderful” to support an allergy clinic which is the first of its kind in Kent.
The owners of a dog suspected to have been snatched from their garden more than three years ago have described having her back as a “miracle”.
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A developer has branded the reason why his plans to convert a former GP into flats have been gnarled up for three years “ridiculous”.
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Proposals to build an estate on farmland bordering a wildlife habitat have sparked concerns among nature lovers.
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The death of a 13-year-old has inspired a remarkable legacy, raising £300,000 and helping to train more than 100 medical staff in paediatric care.
Designs for a sports pavilion to replace one destroyed in a blaze have been likened to a prison or an ‘armored shield’ wrapped around changing rooms.
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The unloved, dilapidated grave of the first-ever Wimbledon champion has been discovered in a Kent cemetery.
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The long-awaited return of a town’s oyster festival has finally been confirmed as organisers insist this year’s event was never in doubt.
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A long-running row over the erection of “unauthorised” buildings in ancient Kent woodland will come to a head at a public planning hearing next week.
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Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a respected sports coach who inspired generations of young people for more than 50 years.
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A cash-strapped council has been urged to drop the asking price of its new beach huts as almost 75% remain unsold months after going on the market.
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Fears of subsidence have forced the closure of one lane of a busy A-road – prolonging misery for motorists using the stretch.
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An environmental campaigner and former journalist described as a “true force of nature” has died.
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A council has been accused of “raking it in” at the expense of local businesses and residents after hiking charges in a car park by close to 600%.
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Live music is set to return to a popular riverside pub’s garden where the landlord says a noise row cost him £20,000 in lost income.
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Managers running a Royal British Legion Social Club say they are doing all they can to re-open the premises following after it was damaged by a fire.
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