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Why were so many things in a part of Kent named after a man who traded slaves? We look at the history of Sir John Hawkins.
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An A-level student whose straight As were slashed by this year's standardisation says it's unfair to those like her from lower performing schools.
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In a year like no other, youngsters from across the Towns will be finding out how they have done in their A-levels.
The head of a new school opening in a few weeks' time is bracing herself for the challenge ahead.
Work on housing, roads and a new rail link is set to get under way after a council and Homes England officially signed a £170m infrastructure deal.
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A lake on the site of an old quarry is now available for watersports.
A 34-year-old has been charged with attempted robbery and possession of an offensive weapon after a man was allegedly held-up at knifepoint.
A man has described how a thief tried to rob him of his bag, while armed with a large blade.
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A group of conservationists who raised £50,000 to buy an orchard say they are increasingly concerned by damage being done by youths.
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A young businessman is showing he has a lot of bottle by setting up a traditional milk round – believing the time couldn't be better.
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A care home resident's husband has slammed delays in getting Covid tests out - saying he hasn't been alone with his wife in almost five months.
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As work on a temporary school has been delayed because of lockdown, children will be starting the new term next month at a school eight miles away.
A veteran table tennis player has been nominated for an award honouring Britain's leading lights who inspire others.
An Italian restaurant in the heart of a town centre is believed to be one of the latest businesses to fall victim to the lockdown-caused recession.
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Opposition councillors have demanded to know why a company under police investigation has been given a major contract to recruit social workers.
Emergency crews were called to a town centre home where a man had died.
Two lovers of the beautiful game are planning on a 1,600-mile road trip to visit 44 football grounds in less than two days.
Here are the restaurants part of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme in Medway.
The family of a railway worker who endured death threats to change the law of the land, have paid tribute to him in the week he would have turned 100.
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Youngsters leaving their junior school for the last time were surprised to find a party under way in their honour.
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