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A derelict building is being restored once again as a bed and breakfast, assuaging local fears that the structure could be turned into flats.
A golf buggy thief went on a five-mile drunken joyride before crashing into a parked car and swerving in front of police.
Locals are divided on how safe the streets of Kent’s most violent district are.
We look back at the reckless motorists who found themselves in the dock this year for taking to the county’s roads while under the influence.
A father and son who superglued the wounds of a dog seriously injured in a fox hunt have been banned from keeping animals.
A secondary school struggling to get pupils to class has been hit with a poor Ofsted rating for the fourth time running.
A fight which erupted on a high street where knives and a crowbar were reportedly brandished has led to three men facing charges.
A lorry driver was under the effects of cocaine when he smashed into the back of a stationary car, killing a father of two.
Punny residents asked to name a council’s new refuse vehicles have made the shortlist with monikers such as Bruce Spring Clean and Meryl Sweep.
Furious campaigners have attacked plans to parade camels through a Kent village in a bid to raise aid for worthy causes.
Traders fear they will struggle to survive if “crazy” plans to hike parking charges by up to £2.10 an hour are given the green light.
A dad-of-two has been banned from seeing his brother after injuring his sibling in a “play fight gone wrong”.
A bid by a live-music venue to stay open later has been backed by some residents – but others say drunk customers cause a “public nuisance”.
A burglar who tried to steal art off the walls of The Libertines’ hotel claimed lead singer Pete Doherty gave him permission to come and go.
Council bosses are considering upping fines for littering, with one district already raising the maximum penalty to £500.
Looking back on 35 years on the high street, the owner of an electrical shop has recalled how terrible weather gave his business an early boost.
A community will fight the scourge of hideous graffiti by splashing skilled artwork over walls in a market town.
Reporter James Pallant wants to get a driving licence – but like so many young people, he’s been left stunned by the cost of lessons and insurance.
Suspect, 38, accused of ram-raiding newsagent for cigarettes
Police and firefighters were called after a derelict caravan went up in flames in a town centre.
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