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A Dover primary has become the latest school to sign up for schools literacy initiative Buster’s Book Club.
Pit your wits against EastEnders legend Shaun Williamson at the Maidstone heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz.
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There’s still time to book tables for the Maidstone heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz.
A Kent housing association says the children nominated for a green awards scheme can help teach it how to operate in a more eco-friendly fashion.
Manager Tommy Warrilow says his Ashford United team aren’t gelling as well as he would like.
All the latest fixtures and results for our teams.
It’s the very last chance for voluntary organisations to submit applications to become KM Media Group charities of the year in 2020.
Everything you need to know about when and why the clocks are going back.
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Creative fun is on the menu with kids kitchen contest Young Cooks.
New in-cab technology will help gritters in the county keep roads clear during the icy winter months.
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Scott Redding had a debut season to remember as he clinched the 2019 British Superbike Championship at Brands Hatch.
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A man accused of helping arrange bribes for some of England's top flight football coaches.
Barry Hawkins is out of the 19.com English Open after two matches in one day left him feeling flat.
From a plan to bring six-foot beasts to a Kent wood to the world's longest serving ring master, here's this week's top stories in pictures.
Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow believes his side can win at second placed Sevenoaks.
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People are being urged to raise funds for Royal British Legion Industries by taking part in the KM Big Charity Quiz next month.
Singer and TV presenter Cheryl Baker treated the young winners of a green-travel challenge to a prize story-time session earlier this month.
Ashford United striker Jay May puts emphasis on the team doing well rather than personal targets.
