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A popular zoo, which saw thousands of pounds raised by well-wishers to help feed the animals, opens its doors again next week.
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Rival groups have gathered thousands of supporters in a debate on whether the statue of one of Britain's most famous soldiers is removed.
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A family's huge cycling fundraiser is on hold – but only for now.
A witness has described the moment armed police swooped into a village.
The son of TV star Bradley Walsh has commissioned a birthday gift for his dad by a Kent artist.
A loving widow has paid tribute to her husband who died after catching coronavirus.
People who successfully fought plans to build on orchards are worried it isn't the end of the fight.
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The service which oversees young offenders is having to "rebuild" after an upsurge in violence, drug gangs and weapons after a damning inspection.
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A long-awaited KFC has finally opened its doors to the public on the same day non-essential shops across the county welcome back customers.
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A proposal to build on orchards has been turned down.
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At the start of lockdown 68,000 people in Kent were told they would have to stay indoors to protect themselves from coronavirus.
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From the Dartford Crossing to a house on Sheppey, Kent has it's fair share links to the wizarding world – although some are more tenuous than others.
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A youngster has lopped off his locks for a popular hospice.
Business is booming for one shopkeeper after launching home delivery.
Our council has paid out hundreds of thousands of pounds to help those struggling to pay bills.
Tributes have been paid to a former photographer and landlord who has passed away.
Parking wardens will be handing out tickets again from Monday.
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New signs, longer queues, one-way systems and marshals to help you stay safe – welcome to post-lockdown shopping.
New signs, longer queues, and marshals to help you stay safe – welcome to post-lockdown shopping.
'He will always live on through his children and grandchildren'
