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A woman has returned to her former primary as head of school more than 30 years since she was a pupil.
Swale borough elections leave residents in limbo as ‘winners’ Labour take just 15 out of a possible 47 seats.
A play area targeted by vandals in a huge arson attack is to be rebuilt with two potential new designs offered up by the council.
A headteacher who died nearly two years ago from cancer is having her legacy carried on with a sporting celebration set up by her son.
A new NHS practice is to open in part of the county after officials identified the area as needing more patient help.
A new food bank for pets has been created to help residents in part of the county deal with the cost-of-living-crisis.
A council’s decision to let staff take Friday afternoons off has been criticised by taxpayers.
Two statues erected in honour of war heroes are to be replaced after they were damaged at Easter by vandals.
One of the country’s most well-known and controversial media personalties is to appear at a Kent venue, despite other places cancelling her shows.
Glass was left sprawled across a pavement after two bus shelters were smashed.
One of the county’s most up-and-coming pride festivals is set to return, with organisers expecting the number of guests to soar.
A horse trainer has taken her first win since going it alone at one of the UK’s most well-known racetracks.
Motorists are facing delays after a crash in busy area of town centre.
A popular community group looks set to continue despite its reported disbandment...but not everyone is happy about it.
A farmer is calling for action after losing livestock in a second horror dog attack.
Two dads who started flipping burgers in their back garden before selling them at festivals are expanding the business to a popular pub.
A new cocktail bar has joined a restaurant following its high street expansion.
Tickets are on sale for a family-friendly festival in the heart of the countryside.
A couple who launched a baby clothing store named after their daughter are set to open a third shop in less than a year.
A daughter says a volunteering group created by her father has "gone out on a high" after nearly 40 years of helping residents.