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Care home bedrooms had holes in the walls, an unclean commode next to a resident’s clothes and false teeth kept in dirty water, inspectors have found.
Safety measures are being introduced along a notorious road where residents say homes “tremor like an earthquake” as lorries whizz past.
Roadworks causing “absolute chaos” through the centre of a town could leave high street firms up to £1 million out of pocket, shopkeepers believe.
The discovery of sharp pieces of metal on a Kent beach has sparked fears someone could be "impaled" while walking along the seafront.
An abandoned factory and woodlands could still pose a “biohazard” to humans - as experts warn soil and water may be contaminated with Mad Cow Disease.
Doctors have been denied leave to attend their own weddings, forced to use bins as chairs and left unable to use consulting rooms at Kent hospitals.
Children could trip on a damaged piece of playground equipment and “fall flat on their face” if nothing is done to fix it, parents fear.
A couple are “utterly heartbroken” after the house they built using their life-savings was destroyed by a huge fire.
Stunned librarians stumbled across a 3,500-year-old tool “hiding away in a store room” while they were tidying up.
A scheme cracking down on weekend crime inside a trouble-hit park appears set to be made permanent.
Shocking figures uncovered by KentOnline reveal just six per cent of stolen cars across the county have been returned to their owners.
Police have asked for the public's help locating a man who was last seen four days ago.
A GP surgery has been plunged into special measures as little more than a fifth of patients said they could easily contact staff on the phone.
The basic needs of residents were not being met at a care home where bedrooms “smelt strongly of urine” and staff lacked training, inspectors found.
A young asylum seeker who claimed he was forced into piloting a boat across the Channel was jailed just days after arriving in Kent.
A pre-school has been given the worst possible Ofsted rating after children were found eating unsupervised and left to wander with little interaction.
The owner of an Indian restaurant where parts of the kitchen were found to be dirty is confident it will soon improve on its one-star hygiene rating.
Stargazers were treated to a dazzling sight when the Northern Lights made an appearance in Kent skies.
A 46-year-old picked up a drunk and vulnerable teenager in a van she believed was a taxi and raped her while she was unconscious.
A new Banksy piece on the side of a house in Margate is set to be cut away and could be displayed in the town's Turner Gallery.