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A long-running carnival parade which draws in hundreds of spectators each year has been cancelled.
It may be a totally different year to normal, but pupils across Canterbury have been securing some of the city's best-ever GCSE results.
A disgraced policeman has been dismissed after sending a string of unprofessional messages and photos to his friends on WhatsApp.
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Police have cordoned off an entrance to a beauty spot as part of a search operation for a vulnerable person.
A housing complex built on the site of a redundant industrial estate which used to manufacture garden furniture is now complete.
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A new Kent medical school described as one of the finest in Britain will be welcoming its first-ever students in a matter of weeks.
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Empty shops which fell victim to the financial woes of lockdown are set to be filled amid a time of 'hope and positivity' for one high street.
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DIY chain Wickes has secured permission to open a new Kent store but the firm's plans to chop down mature trees have been blocked.
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A council is set to restart its popular park and ride service as it looks to boost footfall and spending on the high street.
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Critics have hit out at proposals to flatten an old pub driven past by thousands each day.
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As an inquiry into the Beirut blast gets underway similar tragedies will come under the spotlight - the first of which was 104 years ago in Kent.
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Watch footage which shows fire fighters running through gardens to control an out of control bonfire on the hottest day of the year.
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A group of thrillseekers have been spotted diving into the sea - running the risk of landing on large unseen rocks.
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Thousands of drivers' commutes could be transformed after KCC reveals drastic traffic overhauls - including 20mph limits and a junction revamp.
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An 11-deck entertainment liner is making a quick return to Kent following a trip to France to change crew.
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Masons have hit back at critics of their plans to redevelop a hall and highlighted the 'vast amounts of money' they give to the community.
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'I don't like Mondays' singer Sir Bob Geldof has submitted plans to install a picturesque Monet-inspired pond at his country home.
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Hospital bosses have been accused of 'gross mismanagement' over the handling of Covid-19 - leading to calls for the government to intervene.
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A cruise liner which has drawn Disney fans to a Kent port in recent weeks has finally left and is now en-route to France.
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Get ready for more sun! Temperatures are set to soar once more, with forecastors predicting figures well above 30C.
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