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The matriarch of a popular family farm has been remembered as a “lovely lady” in tributes following her death.
An MP fighting to overturn the ULEZ zone expansion in parliament is calling for the mayor to suspend the charge on days of industrial action.
A purpose-built theatre is celebrating the success of its panto season as it prepares to launch a programme of shows to last throughout the year.
An animal rescue group has reported a 100% increase in the number of pedigree cats dumped on the streets of Kent.
A motorist was left with cuts to his head and an injured arm after an altercation with another driver.
A man has died after firefighters were called to a kitchen blaze in a flat.
A candle falling onto clothes is thought to have caused a bathroom fire at a house.
A petition against a centre for unaccompanied asylum seeker children in a residential area has been signed by more than 600 residents.
The owner of an epileptic XL Bully has pleaded to the government for more time to neuter her dog which vets say is too ill to undergo an operation.
Private-hire dog parks have seen an influx in calls from XL Bully owners – but they won’t be allowed to play with others.
A would-be thief was chased by a former Olympian who has been spearheading a community project to revamp a gym.
There are delays of up to an hour for motorists heading to the Dartford crossing after an earlier broken-down vehicle.
After the recent scrapping of a popular air display, we look back at the other Kent festivals and events we have waved goodbye to.
A woman dubbed “queen” of the village looks back at more than one hundred years of double celebrations as she marks her birthday on Christmas Day.
A festive tractor parade has raised funds as well as spirits, and organisers say there is more to come.
Strong winds are expected to cause traffic chaos and power cuts across Kent.
A beekeeper has warned Asian hornets are here to stay as figures show dozens of nests found in county.
Dog owners have had to get their pets ready for a nationwide ban of XL Bullys which comes into force next Sunday.
As Bluewater prepares itself for last-minute Christmas shoppers, we look at some of our favourite stores that have come and gone over the years.
Bulldozers have begun demolition on one of the town’s last empty pubs as it prepares to turn into a cafe and flats.