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A little boy who spent his first Christmas having chemotherapy is now battling eye cancer for the second time.
A town that lost its Morrisons supermarket now has a smaller version of the store, opening tomorrow.
A Kent town has been hailed as a “walkable gem” and named by Time Out as one of the best spots to visit in the country.
People have been warned to watch out for scams after a conman pretending to be a police officer persuaded a woman to withdraw thousands of pounds.
With one district losing three bookshops in a month, we have spoken to store owners about the challenges they face.
A new “immersive” tourist attraction has opened up in Kent, featuring a model town you can race around and countless miniature objects
A budget seaside holiday park is closing with immediate effect
Fresh proposals to overhaul a beleaguered recreation ground with state-of-the-art facilities have been unveiled for the first time.
A trampoline and inflatables park with laser tag is set to open at a shopping centre next year.
A child hit by a car while riding his bike has been taken to hospital.
Residents left underwhelmed by their town’s Christmas tree say: “You can get bigger ones in Poundland.”
An armed robber from Kent who raided a fish and chip shop at knifepoint died after collapsing in the showers in prison, a new report has revealed.
Wildlife activists have spoken of their “heartbreak” as a wind turbine home to nesting peregrine falcons and ravens is set to be torn down.
Police told a speeding driver travelling at 85mph on a motorway to “consider it their lucky day” after they were overtaken by an even faster car.
A pedestrian aged in his 20s was taken to a London hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car.
A plan to reinvigorate a 236-year-old theatre – the fourth oldest in the country – with a bar, cafe, studios and offices has been unveiled.
A boutique, five-star hotel for cats complete with tiny bunk-beds and ‘stunning views’, along with a four-bedroom home, is up for sale for £1.7m.
In a Kent town lies a rather unusual Grade II-listed historical building – a block of urinals
A heartbroken family say the death of a popular father-of-two who “loved to party” has “shaken” the town where he was born and bred.
Tremors were recorded in the county, seismologists say, after residents reported their homes were shaking.
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