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A train carriage once used to transport circus elephants has been added to a popular seafront restaurant.
TV stars from EastEnders and Love Island and are to play in a charity football match for a brave boy fighting cancer.
A clock tower covered in bird poo is to chime for the first time since the 1980s as part of a multimillion-pound redevelopment of a railway works.
A war on potholes is to get under way next year with Kent to receive more funding than any other region in the south east.
A popular seafront boardwalk is to be extended by 100 metres after plans were given the green light.
A children’s play park is to undergo a huge £80,000 makeover ahead of its "transformation" next month.
Bosses at Ashford Designer Outlet say the centre is performing better than ever as it nears its 25th anniversary - but not everyone is happy.
A leisure centre is set to enjoy a £2.6m investment after a new 10-year contract was signed.
A "transformed" supermarket has been relaunched following a two-month makeover.
A former pub-turned-restaurant which served customers for three decades is to be converted into a new veterniary practice.
The painting of yellow lines on a 500-metre stretch of road featuring a “nightmare” junction has been welcomed by relieved neighbours.
A violent serial rapist described as a “monster of the night” who attacked women in their sleep has been jailed for more than 40 years.
A family-run Italian restaurant which has been open for almost five decades has been sold at auction.
A council has been accused of "laughing" at drivers after dozens became stuck in mounting queues in a packed car park.
A town centre unit which has been vacant for more than five years is to become a new Japanese-Korean and sushi restaurant.
A Kent school looks set to close amid financial pressures after a council’ “refused to pay” almost £2 million it owes to help keep children safe.
A new big cat enclosure will be built at a Kent animal park for five lions rescued from war-torn Ukraine.
An artist known for his ‘graffiti spaghetti’ designs has created what is thought to be one of the world’s longest illustrations.
The latest phase of a controversial development on the home of a former Army barracks looks set to be given the go-ahead.
Almost 1,200 objections have been lodged against plans for 140 homes amid fears the scheme will “overdevelop” a village.
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