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Paul Acres puts Mclaren's grand tourer through its paces
The Change4Life Sugar Swaps campaign is underway in Kent with help and information for families with young children to make healthier food choices.
There are some fantastic raffle prizes on offer at this year’s Medway heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz.
Find out who's in KentOnline's team-of-the-week and vote for your star man.
A campaign to highlight the damage unlicensed waste carriers cause has been launched throughout the county.
Striker Jay May hopes Ashford United can pick up their winning form again following defeat.
Faversham Town boss James Collins believes the draw at high-flying Whitehawk was the side’s most impressive performance since taking charge.
Can Ford bring a little of its own magic to the hot hatch arena with the ST? Paul Acres takes a look
Children at an Ashford primary were celebrating after tasting rapid success with reading-rewards scheme Buster’s Book Club.
Invicta East Kent athlete wins the Pentland Homes Canterbury 10-mile race for the sixth year in a row.
You don’t have to be a classroom veteran with years of educational experience to have a chance of winning a Kent Teacher of the Year award
A 2020 Kent Teacher of the Year Awards judge is seeking nominations for school and college pastoral support staff.
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Sixth win in a row secured by hosts at Volac Park
A slaughterhouse official has spoken out after his firm was cleared of breaching animal welfare rules. Warning: Distressing Images
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Paul Acres drives the DS7 and finds out if has the premium credentials to tackle the segment's big guns
Herne Bay boss Ben Smith pleased with his side's mental toughness.
Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow has sent an ominous warning to Isthmian South East rivals by declaring that his side are not yet at their best.
There is an earth-moving prize on offer for the KM Charity Team’s latest Be the Boss writing competition.
Hythe Town manager Steve Watt has admitted that getting results is a lot easier when you have a full squad to pick from.
