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Primark, which has stores across Kent, has announced work has now started on a new website for customers.
Hundreds of families in Kent have chosen to home school their children in the last two months, latest figures reveal.
Are you packing-up to pitch-up this summer? Here are some camping rules you should be aware of, that if not followed, could cost you thousands.
Every year thousands of flying ants take to the skies in swarms all at once. But when is Flying Ant Day 2021 and what should you do when they arrive?
Appliances including washing machines and dishwashers will be cheaper and easier to fix under new 'right to repair' law, in force from today.
With pollen counts returning to 'very high' levels, there's a warning for sufferers who plan to get behind the wheel of their car.
Rosemary beetles looks like glitter-covered ladybirds but can cause huge problems in gardens during the summer. Have you got them?
People found guilty of animal cruelty face spending much longer in prison, under changes to the law which come into force today.
Parents of pupils, being sent home to isolate after coming into contact with coronavirus, could be entitled to a £500 one-off support payment.
As Wimbledon visitors begin to enjoy millions of British strawberries there's a warning the fruit, alongside other home grown crops, is under threat.
Is it illegal to drive in flip flops, with headphones or with one headlight, are among questions most 'googled' by drivers. We find the answers here:
Tickets go on sale today for The Polar Express Train Ride, based on the popular children's story, which is pulling into Kent this Christmas.
The way we pay for petrol at the pumps is changing but it's leaving some drivers frustrated.
Ahead of tonight's Harry Potter Book Night, and with London's new magical exhibition weeks away, we dive into J.K. Rowling's wizarding world.
After its first collection was snapped up in 48 hours, John Lewis will expand its furniture rental service next month.
A new greener petrol is being sent to forecourts this summer, but it's not a perfect match for all vehicles and drivers are being warned to check.
With parents worried about spreading Covid at parties, and a no-blow candle in production, has the pandemic ended the tradition of candles on cakes?
Loud sirens are being triggered on mobile phones as part of testing of the country's new emergency alerts system. Learn more about opting-out here.
Alerts which trigger siren-like sounds on mobile phones and tablets are being tested across the UK today.
Learner drivers wanting to take their practical test in Kent are facing extremely long waits for appointments.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!