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Two men who shot at security guards depositing money into cash machines at a supermarket while trying to rob them have been jailed.
Some 2,500 tonnes of extra household waste has been collected from Medway homes since the start of lockdown.
A suspected drug driver clocked at 94mph on a motorway in Kent has been arrested.
Serious doubts remain over whether jobs at risk will be saved despite the government releasing £35m for cross-Channel operators.
A thug who brandished a metal pole in the middle of an electronics store and started smashing up TVs in front of terrified shoppers has been jailed.
A suspected illegal migrant smuggler is under investigation after he was stopped during a sting operation on the A2.
Anti-social motorbike riders had their vehicles seized and warnings have been issued by police after several incidents across towns.
Border officials are working to deport dozens of migrants after another three boats were stopped crossing the Channel en route to Britain.
A deer had to be rescued by firefighters after getting itself stranded in a stream.
A charity which supports one of Kent's largest hospices that was refused government funding may have a way to continue helping vulnerable patients.
New figures published by the NHS reveal one area of Kent has the highest proportion of hospital admissions for obesity in the whole of the South East.
Expensive computer ink cartridges stolen from a supermarket has sparked a police investigation after a second incident was reported.
A holiday park company has announced it will be extending its closure for a further month in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
The chancellor has visited Kent after announcing an extension to the furlough scheme and vowed to fight for the county's £4bn tourism industry.
It might not have been the grand anniversary celebrations everyone had been planning or expected but VE Day 75 was still marked in style.
Inspectors raised concerns after children locked up in Kent are left in their cells for virtually the whole day amid coronavirus changes.
The Government has refused emergency money for a charity which helps fund one of Kent's biggest hospices.
Developers behind a £75 million town centre regeneration project will field questions from the public about their plans in an online Q&A session.
Plans to complete the final phase of a dockyard redevelopment 30 years in the making have been revealed for the first time.
Doctors surgeries are ensuring children's vaccinations are safe to continue during the coronavirus lockdown as parents urged to attend appointments.
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