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Two men have been charged with separate counts of robbery following two incidents in a town.
Residents have hit out at plans for a new salon in a town centre, saying it is already ‘overwhelmed’ with similar businesses.
A warning has been issued over the use of a household appliance after part of a house went up in flames.
A woman in her 50s has died and a man has been arrested following a collision near a busy roundabout junction.
A motorway is to close for the rest of the week before shutting in the opposite direction next week.
A victim returned home to find his house had been ransacked and torched, and thieves had escaped with a haul of paintings, jewellery, a car and more.
Emergency services have been scrambled to the scene of a serious crash involving a van and a pedestrian behind a supermarket.
A railway station on a main Kent commuter line is set to undergo a multi-million-pound overhaul in a bid to make improvements for disabled passengers.
A running event which has taken place for nearly 50 years in the county will not go ahead as planned this year.
A parish council has ‘strongly objected’ to plans for more than 100 homes in a village notorious for flooding.
A petition objecting to a decision to change the name of a 19th-century village school is gathering momentum.
Proposals have been laid out to create a new housing development on land which was once a council’s headquarters.
A new town centre cafe is to open in a former bank – taking the name of the original business which occupied the building more than a century ago.
Part of the M20 and a stretch connecting two A-roads are to shut for several nights.
Plans to open a new school for children with special needs have been given the green light.
A teenager who died on a railway line has been described as an “incredibly bright, sensitive, funny and loving boy” by his devastated family.
Lidl’s long-awaited plans to open a new store have been given the go-ahead – despite opposition from rival supermarkets.
A 47-year-old has been charged with assault following a report of a disturbance at a train station.
Plans for a controversial supermarket look set to finally be approved – again – after undergoing appeals by two rival food giants.