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Plans to close 35 children's centre's across Kent have been branded "disastrous" by critics who fear vulnerable families will lose a "vital lifeline".
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Plans to build new homes on the site of a village garden centre have sparked safety concerns over the access near a primary school.
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A former Kent newspaper editor and cricket club stalwart who has been described as a "friend and leader" by loved ones has died.
Drivers have been facing long delays as routes have become gridlocked due to numerous roadworks and a crash.
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Park home residents say they have been left in tears and fearing eviction after bosses demanded £6,000 upfront for site fees.
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Families living in a picturesque valley set to be filled to create a huge reservoir have told of their sadness at the prospect of losing their homes.
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Plans have been revived to extend a Kent town's theatre - as trustees say the project will significantly upgrade its facilities.
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Work on a £1 million high street transformation is set to get underway next week, after market traders were controversially moved on.
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Plans for six BT 'street hubs' in Canterbury city centre will offer free high-speed wi-fi, calls and internet services for the public.
Tens of millions of pounds is being pledged by the government to rebuild ageing schools across the county.
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A popular artisan cafe has been forced to close leaving its owner heartbroken.
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Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes spoke fondly of Kent as the stars of his latest film gathered at a small cinema for a special screening.
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A revised bid for a 180-home development in the countryside has sparked renewed concerns the area's history will be "irreparably damaged".
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Tributes have poured in to an inspirational and sports-mad teenager following his death from cancer, aged 15.
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An 18th century house described as one of Kent's finest has gone on the market for £4.25 million.
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A man faces multiple charges - including allegedly strangling a woman and attempting to cause grievous bodily harm - following a police chase.
Residents have described their shock after witnessing a police chase through a number of villages.
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Two villages could see clashes between fox hunting groups and protestors on Boxing Day morning.
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One of Kent's most striking buildings is encased in scaffolding while it undergoes £1.6 million of restoration work due to last almost a year.
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A woodland owner and his site manager have been ordered to tear down their "office" - despite planting 100,000 trees to preserve the picturesque plot.
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