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A disused hotel could be demolished to make way for a new McDonald’s, with fast food bosses hailing the move a “multi-million-pound investment”.
Exclusive: A self-styled education guru has quit as chair of governors at a Kent grammar amid claims she lied about having a PhD from Cambridge.
Our reporter had a great time at a town’s new virtual reality gaming centre, where sessions cost £24.95.
A mum-of-two was shocked to discover a huge pile of excrement on her front doorstep.
A “dirty” cafe has shut down following the discovery of rat droppings in the kitchen just months after the owner pledged to clean up the place.
Disabled passengers are set to benefit from new step-free railway station access following a multi-million-pound overhaul.
A much-loved 500-year-old pub has been put up for sale as its owners confess they are “running out of energy”.
An army veteran had a narrow escape after a branch pierced the roof of his caravan, but he is now gearing up to repair his damaged home.
A town has been “infected with a plague of graffiti” – with yobs even spraying “rapist” on the side of a pensioner’s house.
A historic high street market scrapped last year could soon return as plans for its rebirth have been included in council documents.
Landowners trying to shift land earmarked for 30 flats have been forced to drop the asking price revealing the struggles they are facing.
Proposals for a huge development on an abandoned farm have been revived, with a new secondary school now included.
A “dated” school will be knocked down and rebuilt as bosses look to cater for growing pupil numbers.
Abandoned houses could be knocked down to make way for retirement apartments, as a major developer eyes up the site.
A primary school teacher has been banned after he was found guilty of grooming a 16-year-old with pizza parties and trips to the capital.
The tragic death of a much-loved primary school teacher with a “beautiful soul” could have been avoided, hospital bosses admit.
Residents in a seaside town were shocked to find “milky” water coming out of their taps.
Following the demise of Wilko, we take a look at the largest empty shops in Kent’s town centres – and what the future could hold for each unit.
An “extraordinary riverside house” with a fascinating history could be yours for £370,000.
The RSPCA has condemned a ‘shocking and bizarre’ act, after the remains of a mutilated sheep were found.
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