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Mystery surrounds why Facebook has banned a post by the artist behind Kent's Moo Mop Mouse.
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National League clubs are voting on whether to null and void the season.
Dover boss Andy Hessenthaler has urged the National League to make their minds up sooner rather than later.
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A council is working to finalise a high street project, following the economic blow of the pandemic, after getting £3.2 million towards it.
Childline has had thousands of calls from worried kids during the pandemic. We talk with the experts to find out how to help youngsters cope.
As it was confirmed this week schools will not reopen until at least March 8, find out how our Secret Homeschooler is coping.
Golf professional Chris Weston delivers the first of six coaching drills - focussing on the start and finish position of every swing.
Plans for a destination restaurant and flats have been scrapped in a row over financial contributions linked to a pathway.
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The way the UK does business with the EU has changed and businesses must act now say Government officials.
A man and a woman have been arrested following a tip from a sharp-eyed taxi driver after a 76-year-old pensioner went missing.
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A motorist was shocked to see a rodent running across her windscreen wipers as she was travelling down the motorway at 55mph.
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The local news media sector has come together to launch an industry digital portal to promote public notices to communities and enhance democracy.
The eight key action points Kent firms doing business with Europe need to address
The Kent healthcare provider that's still putting people first despite the Covid pandemic
Top tips for helping your children keep up with their lockdown learning
Ill feeling over a comment made to his female companion led a man to punch a dad, causing injuries he would later die from.
A mum died after getting liposuction and a Brazilian Butt Lift in Turkey after becoming fed up with constantly being asked if she was pregnant.
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An animal charity says it is struggling to come to terms with the 'tragic loss' of its founder 'who touched so many people’s lives'.
Lorry drivers who test positive for coronavirus on their way to France will have to drive nearly 50 miles to hotels set aside for them to isolate.
A stained-glass window of Christ's crucifixion which was sent to Canterbury Cathedral for 'safe keeping' in the Second World War is back home.
