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Frustrated residents say more signs are still needed around a huge border site as lost lorry drivers continue to damage their homes.
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A watch that belonged to a soldier during the First World War has been returned to his family in Kent after 107 years.
A Take That star is set to perform in Kent at a venue hoping to revive a high street’s nightlife.
An independent clothes shop is closing after 11 years as its owner embarks on a new career.
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A driver has been arrested following a 22-mile police pursuit after a crash involving a Porsche.
A warning has been issued over dogs running around fields off lead harassing pregnant ewes, leading to fears they could lose their lambs.
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A popular hotel has been given the green light to create two new holiday lets and a treatment room out of shepherd huts.
Bosses at one of Kent's top tourist attractions have defended their decision to introduce charges in their car parks.
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A restaurant is planning “much-needed” upgrades which it says are vital to secure its long-term viability and bring it up to modern standards.
A cyclist was hurt in a rush-hour incident after coming off their bike on a main road.
A council has u-turned on plans to shut all facilities at a leisure centre for nine months, sparking joy among sports groups.
A woman who has longed to learn to skate since she was a child is one of scores of people calling for a town to have its own ice rink.
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A lucky lottery winner has claimed their prize after purchasing the ticket on Bonfire Night.
Builders have started work on a new Costa drive-thru but questions remain over the future of the wider retail park it is set to become a part of.
A young horse that was almost crushed to death in the back of a lorry was rescued at the Kent border.
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A new tenant is being sought to take over a town centre bar, which has closed just two years after being launched by twin brothers.
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A school that makes pupils lock their phones away at the start of the day has won an award for the policy’s positive impact on its children.
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Concerned shoppers fear parking issues at a popular retail park will get even worse if plans for a 24-hour Starbucks drive-thru are approved.
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A nine-month closure of a leisure centre will be reviewed next week after a council heard of the “devastating” impact it could have on residents.
Plans to install a zebra crossing on an A-road could have “lethal” consequences, say anxious residents.
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