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Officers have released CCTV of a woman they want to speak to after hundreds of pounds worth of painkillers were stolen from a shop.
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A huge slow worm has appeared in a garden, making a mum-of-two jump.
An evacuee has relayed her memories of VE Day and wartime Kent to KMTV.
GPs warn there could be 'terrible consequences' if people continue to avoid cancer screening appointments because of Covid-19.
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Irene and Jack Collier's diamond wedding celebration didn't go to plan because of the coronavirus lockdown. But then Facebook came to the rescue.
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The peak of a meteor showers could see up to 50 an hour zoom across our skies, while the year's third consecutive supermoon will also appear.
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Faversham Town manager James Collins says utilising the club's academy players will be one of his top priorities once football gets back underway.
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A 10-year-old girl who has overcome adversity and bullying has been recognised for her community work at the National Diversity Awards.
The non-league season is officially over and we've come up with a best XI from the county.
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A council is pursuing legal action after serving people who allegedly felled protected trees with a notice to stop.
Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler believes the decision to cancel the National League last week due to coronavirus was the right one.
The air ambulance has landed on a playing field near a marina a boating accident on the River Medway.
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A venomous species, which is native to China, might have been caught in a family's flat.
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Three rare visitors are on prolonged lay-up at the Port of Dover during the coronavirus outbreak.
Flipping pancakes, a gaming marathon, running up and down the stairs. These are all ways you can raise funds for charities facing desperate times.
A number of individuals have been supporting key workers battling the coronavirus through song, cooking, good will and fundraising.
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