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We look at 17 motorists sentenced in recent weeks who decided to take to the county’s roads while under the influence of drugs and alcohol...
A transgender pool champion is suing one of the sport’s governing bodies over its decision to ban male-born players from women-only events.
A grammar school that boasted the top Ofsted rating of ‘Outstanding’ for 12 years has been downgraded across the board following an inspection.
*WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES* A mum whose daughter was electrocuted on a railway has backed a video highlighting the danger of trespassing onto tracks.
A “promising” university graduate is behind bars after crashing his dad’s Range Rover into a taxi and killing the rear-seat passenger.
Operation Brock will be back in force for three weeks this month as Kent is braced for a spike in travel over the Easter holidays.
A watchdog has handed a £65,000 per year school with more horses than pupils a mixed review.
Campaigners warn plans to build an underwater cable linking Kent and Suffolk would be a “death warrant” for protected wildlife.
Two 17-year-old boys have been arrested after two men were reportedly stabbed near a Kent high street last night.
Sarah Everard’s parents are calling for tougher sentences for violent offenders that “reflect the seriousness of the crime”.
Roadworks are causing long delays on an arterial route between two Kent towns.
A seafront pub will expand its food service this weekend with a chic new menu - but some locals say the offerings as “far too expensive”.
A car wash boss fears for his family's future after a supermarket giant gave him just weeks to move his 12-year-old business from its car park.
A landlord has described the highs and lows of running an independent pub - from looking after locals to competing with Wetherspoon.
KentOnline reporter James Pallant tells how an unexpected diagnosis just weeks before his 30th birthday has rocked his world.
As lovebirds across the county celebrate Valentine’s Day, we retell the romantic, bizarre and funny stories of how Kent couples fell in love.
Neighbours claim plans for a “hideously tall” care home will invade their privacy - but council officers say they should be approved.
The owners of a shop and deli have been ordered to clean up their act after hygiene inspectors discovered dirty equipment and no hand-washing.
Proposals to roll out a sprawling housing estate labelled “designed for commuters” on a town’s outskirts are set to be approved.
A “loyal” P&O Ferries worker was unfairly dismissed over unfounded allegations he pulled a colleague’s hair and called her offensive names.
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