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A woman was cut free by firefighters after a collision.
A Kent councillor is aiming to raise £50,000 to save schoolchildren from radicalisation by Islamist terrorists Boko Haram.
A frantic mum dialled 999 after a hoverboard she bought her son for Christmas started to smoulder at the family home.
Van fire sparks a power cut in the Meopham area just after midnight this morning.
A family have thanked those who helped them raise £32,000 for lifesaving equipment in memory of a dad who died aged just 34.
It was the place to pay off bills and sort out planning issues. But Riverside One in Chatham town centre will soon be alive with sound of music.
The family of a Medway mum who disappeared 13 years ago have joined a charity’s festive campaign.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of making threats after armed police attended an incident in a Kent street this morning.
A police officer has been praised for saving the life of an elderly man who fell in the river this afternoon.
Patients at a doctor’s surgery may be forced to register at another practice after the suspension of the GP in charge.
Former ceremonial regalia of Gillingham, which fell to mayor's waists, has shrunk to necklace size and is now difficult to 'get over your head'.
The ashes of a popular barber will be fired into the sky as part of a fireworks display celebrating her life.
A brave little girl with an incurable condition finally has a wheelchair after an appeal raised £26,000 to fund it.
The care of vulnerable children in Medway is still falling short of the expected standard, according to Government inspectors.
Popular kiosk owner Tevfik Toros, serves thousands of train passengers has been forced to turn down an offer to move to Rochester’s new station.
One of Kent's most unusual properties is back on the market after the latest sale fell through.
Rochester Cathedral’s choir will make history when it appears alongside the James Taylor Quartet at legendary London jazz club Ronnie Scott's
A barge that has sat on a Kent river for two years is set to house hundreds of refugees.
A group of cheerleaders performed a few stunts as they cleaned cars to raise cash.
Paul Scally is a driving force behind a medical squad dedicated to saving children in Sri Lanka - the same medics who battled to save his own son.
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