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The background to a £1 million note found by a litter picker has been revealed.
The chairman of Kent's only football league club says the practice of taking a knee has become counter productive and is alienating fans.
In its efforts to replace one of its highest-profile members, the Church of England says it's looking for someone akin to the leader of a rock band.
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A posy of roses has been placed at the spot world-famous novelist Charles Dickens was last seen in public – 151 years ago this week.
Tributes have been paid to a much-loved teacher who died after being admitted to hospital with a cancer she had no idea she had.
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A group of aircraft conservationists have come up with a fitting tribute to world-famous aviation manufacturers.
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See inside the industrial barge which started life at a yard in Kent but could soon be the new home of a movie mogul.
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The family of a popular long-serving shopping centre worker are fundraising to create a community garden in her memory.
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A photographic competition is aiming to find the best shots in an historic town, including selfies.
Up to 2,000 people are set to receive free, remote training to find new jobs online in a bid to boost employment.
Dozens of people gathered to take part in a special outdoor exercise session.
A business owner has been left counting the cost after a gang targeted her bridal shop.
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As police excavate a cellar in search of a suspected victim of Fred West, a former Kent journalist believes he was the last person to see her alive.
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A former detective has shelled out more than £8,000 to launch a horsebox-based snack business.
Parents want to see a disused pub given a new lease of life.
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Police carried out a dawn raid at a town centre pub in connection with an ongoing investigation into suspected drug dealing.
A dad hailed by his family as "miracle man" after surviving eight heart attacks has returned home to spend his final days.
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A new primary school, which is part of a £419 million regeneration project, has received planning approval for a two-form entry.
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Company bosses have been left counting the cost after thieves took vital equipment and trashed their premises.
Dreams of opening a nursery in a disused pub have been dropped after bosses said they couldn't afford to keep up with red-tape regulations.
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