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A once derelict and “eerie” housing development is nearing completion two-and-a-half years after the original developers went bust.
Dispersal orders are being implemented after an increase in community complaints of nuisance vehicles and dangerous driving.
An inquest has heard how a 15-year-old boy struggled with school in the months leading up to his death.
A two-year-old was left fighting for her life in hospital after drinking a slushy at a trampoline park in Kent.
A once-unlucky supermarket is celebrating after selling a jackpot-winning lottery ticket.
A play park for young children caught fire for the second time in a week, prompting suspicions the flames were deliberately started.
A dentist has accused the government of insulting his profession by offering an extra £50 for registering new NHS patients.
The school’s assistant head said its most deprived pupils would suffer the most after the food bank provisions were stolen in the break-in.
A suspected stolen bike has been found following a police chase through a park.
A road has reopened after a person was taken to hospital following a crash involving two vehicles.
A horse racing syndicate organiser is accused of running a business for a fraudulent purpose.
Anyone caught riding an e-scooter in pedestrianised areas of a town centre risks a fine of up to £100 under a new order that’s come in to force.
Allotments across Kent have seen a surge in popularity since the Covid pandemic and the cost of living crisis.
A once-thriving family attraction which has catered for tens of thousands of people has announced a shock closure.
Kent MPs and dignitaries have sent their well wishes to King Charles III after Buckingham Palace announced he has been diagnosed with cancer.
A makeshift theatre built after a town’s existing venue was forced to close has ended up costing vastly more than what was predicted.
Parents are furious that an extended bus service through a village still does not help their children get to school on time.
A drug dealer gave a false name and nationality after being caught with cocaine hidden in a plastic chewing gum container.
Residents can’t decide if painting the post boxes gold is some form of art, vandalism or a protest.
An award-winning building which formed part of a park’s mental health retreat has been demolished after ten years.
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