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Organisers of an event that turned away dozens of families have apologised in their first interview and have started offering refunds.
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An internet fraudster stole more than £1 million as he tricked about 200 people into handing over their cash through a used car sales scam.
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Organisers of a winter wonderland say tonight's event will go ahead as planned - despite sparking traffic mayhem last night.
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As Brexit negotiations reach crunch point, MPs have again raised concerns of long delays in Kent if no trade deal is agreed.
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A festive event held at Kent's biggest shopping centre has been cancelled as coronavirus cases continue to rise across the county.
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Organisers of a festive event that turned away dozens of families after they were trapped in long queues are vowing to make "significant changes".
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If you're hoping for a white Christmas then we could get at least one of the ingredients needed for snow.
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People living near a traveller site fear being called a bigot if they speak out against its illegal expansion, a councillor believes.
A drug dealer attempted to hide a ball of cocaine from police by kicking it under a car while she was being questioned.
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Commuters could be given the chance to pay affordable fares for their train journeys - but not until the end of next year.
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Elderly patients lined the entrance to a hospital as they became the first people in a Kent town to receive coronavirus jabs.
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A Kent mum was put on a crippling course of chemotherapy and feared she could die at any moment after being wrongly diagnosed with cancer.
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The Prime Minister should resign if he is unable to secure a trade agreement with the European Union, says a Kent Tory MP.
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A Covid-hit secondary school will be closed until the new year, after hundreds of pupils were sent home to self-isolate.
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Four fly-tippers caught brazenly dumping a sofa and bed frame in a town centre have been ordered to fork out hundreds of pounds.
Graffiti has been spreading across a town since tough coronavirus restrictions were reintroduced, worried campaigners believe.
Shameless fly-tippers caught on CCTV dumping a sofa and bed frame in a town centre have already been tracked down.
A woman who parked unintentionally with one wheel on a kerb has told of her disbelief at being fined for “obstructing the pavement”.
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Dozens of jobs are teetering on the edge of redundancy after one of Kent's oldest building firms went bust.
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Part of a popular Stagecoach route has once again been declared a no-go zone – after more bus windows were smashed.
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