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A Bible discovered in Kent belonging to a World War Two Flight Sergeant has been returned to his family halfway across the world.
Some borough councils have announced collections for garden waste bins will resume from next week as more staff return to work.
Firefighters have issued fresh warnings reminding people to be vigilant when lighting bonfires after a large blaze broke out overnight.
A new service has been introduced at a hospice to help residents keep in touch with loved ones in lockdown.
A cordon remains in place and a bomb disposal team is at a building site after an unexploded wartime device was unearthed.
A man has been charged after police seized a number of Class A drugs from a car parked near a town centre.
Those against a new housing development planned for an area of outstanding natural beauty say the village will be overcrowded and full of traffic.
All lanes have now reopened on the M20 coast bound between junction 2 and 3 following a crash.
Chemical manufacturers in Kent are helping to fight Covid-19 by giving away free products to charities in need.
A care home has come up with its own way of thanking the community supporting its staff and residents through the coronavirus.
A man has been charged with burglary after 23 mountain bikes were taken from a container near Tunbridge Wells.
A man has been jailed after large quantities of cocaine and cash were found in his car.
Council leaders say plans to build a new motorway junction between Ashford and Maidstone are still being considered despite previous setbacks.
A young girl has been raising money for frontline workers by setting herself challenges to complete on her YouTube channel.
A six-year-old boy has come up with a creative way to encourage people to stay at home during lockdown using his toys.
The owner of two farms has hit out at a parish council, claiming a drawn out planning wrangle cost rare animals their lives.
A six-year-old girl has raised hundreds for the NHS by making customised bracelets from her living room.
Campaigners have criticised the council for using the first virtual meeting to get a Garden Village development back on the agenda.
A hospice has been recognised at a national award ceremony for its creative appeal video featuring Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe.
Residents have called for an extension in determining a planning application for 168 homes, to allow more time for consideration during lockdown.