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Work has started to build a new temporary theatre after the town’s main performance venue shut over concerns about ‘dangerous’ concrete.
A war veteran who lost his medals in a car park while preparing to sell poppies has had them returned just in time for Remembrance Day.
More than 50 anti-war protesters are waving banners outside a Ministry of Defence site in Kent in a rally against the war in Palestine.
A gofundme campaign set up to help find a missing man is now raising money to bring his body home and give him “the send-off he deserves”.
Home-owners in part of Kent are being asked if they would sell their properties to a council for up £200k so it can use them to house homeless people.
A college has been awarded government funding to build a new training facility teaching energy-saving skills.
The last piece of a 40-year project to reuse derelict buildings after Chatham Dockyard closed has been completed.
A new bin allowing knives to be disposed of safely and confidentially has been installed outside a police station.
People caught dropping their cigarette butts on the floor at a motorway service station have been fined more than £7000 between them.
Two thieves have been jailed after pleading guilty to conspiring to steal cars after taking high-value vehicles from outside owners’ homes.
The first phase of works to construct a multi-billion pound power cable running under the sea and linking the UK with Germany has been complete.
A man who tried to headbutt, punch and spit at police claiming he had a transmittable disease has pleaded guilty.
Lettable workspaces and job opportunities are being promised as part of plans to regenerate an industrial site.
A 22-year-old who has been missing for more than three months has been found dead abroad, police have confirmed.
An accident caused long rush-hour queues with drivers attempting to avoid the gridlock.
A witness says they feared there might be a gas explosion after a fire broke out at a holiday park.
Plans to knock down a row of old shops and build a large apartment block in their place have been expanded.
Fire crews had to use cutting equipment to free a person from the wreckage of a car following a crash involving two vehicles.
Planning consent has been given to ‘an aspirational public art installation’ in the heart of Kent’s garden city.
A man has been accused of stealing alcohol from a supermarket and attempting to steal £500 worth of clothing from another shop.
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