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A controversial housing scheme has been nodded through by district planners despite objections from concerned residents.
Four huge statues have been collected and brought into a scrap yard to be demolished.
Preparations have been taking place at an airfield to allow it to be used to hold up to 4,000 lorries stranded due to disruption at Kent's ports.
A council has sold an iconic amusement park to secure a long-term and viable future.
An ex-air stewardess has recalled her extraordinary yet heartbreaking year in which she has come out and fallen in love, only to be told she is dying.
A damning report into a care home for vulnerable people warns residents are at risk of catching Covid and are not safe.
A nine-year-old girl battling bone cancer has switched on a Christmas lights display at a shopping centre.
Councillors have agreed a motion to help tackle racism and create an anti-racist community.
A head teacher has asked parents to keep pupils home from school if they can due to critical staffing levels.
A paedophile has been jailed after thousands of indecent images of children were found on his computers and hard drive.
A council has told a land owner to replant trees after a woodland was felled without permission.
Mass testing of people showing no symptoms of Covid-19 will be rolled out in two hard-hit areas of Kent within weeks.
Environmental campaigners have staged a protest to protect a tree which faces being cut down to make way for a block of flats.
Plans for a cliff-top restuarant, beach-front café and new flats have been given the green light by council planners.
A woman whose house backs onto a railway track says she has lost all her privacy after trees blocking the view of the tracks were chopped down.
A dog walker found a box full of Covid-19 testing kits addressed to a care home dumped in a park.
A wildlife park has announced the sudden and unexpected death of one of its giraffes this morning.
The environment secretary has unveiled plans to ban the "unnecessary and foul" export of live animals.
A 72-year-old was left lying on three chairs while using a Tesco bag for a pillow as she waited all night for a hospital bed.
The family of a seriously ill schoolgirl has revealed she is back in remission and a bone marrow donor has been found.
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