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Villagers can enjoy tennis, netball and football after sports courts were given an £80,000 revamp.
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Campaigners are readying themselves for another battle over plans which would see 1,250 homes built on farmland.
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An air ambulance was scrambled to treat a diver taken ill at a lake in the third such case there in as many months.
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A seamstress whose business has been hit hard by the pandemic has turned her hand to making 'blingy' face masks to wear this Christmas.
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Parades to honour the fallen have been cancelled due to the restrictions of public gatherings caused by coronavirus with plans to move events online.
A star from a hit 1980s comedy who later made the county his home, has died aged 81.
Multiple cases of coronavirus have been recorded among primary school pupils and staff forcing an entire year group to be sent home to isolate.
Visiting has been suspended to a specialist ward at the centre of a Covid-19 outbreak.
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The school once attended by reality TV star and dancer James Jordan is going to be relocating to a new site.
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The loved ones of a baker who died of bowel cancer just a month after being diagnosed are calling on the public to get screened.
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A gymnast paralysed in a gym accident has been left high and dry because he can't get to his hydrotherapy after builders downed tools at his home.
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A coroner has found that a failure to increase a desperately ill child's potassium levels led to his death.
One of Kent's most prominent politicians has lifted the lid on living with breast cancer while keeping a sense of humour.
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Two railways and a grotto made of shells are among the attractions to receive much-needed funding.
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Airline industry workers grounded by the pandemic have returned to their former college to help settle in new learners.
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Despite having the chance to retire and then contracting Covid-19, a Kent nurse says she's going nowhere.
A government minister says she is "losing patience" with shopping giant Amazon's failure to deal with nuisance lorries at one of its Kent warehouses.
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A barber whose shop was vandalised has come up with a novel idea to help track down the culprits.
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A supermarket cafe is welcoming customers again after a huge refubishment.
Changing working practices caused by the pandemic have prompted a local authority to look at making a multi-million pound move.
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