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A plan has been launched to use the Thames Estuary to support local projects in Kent and connect the county to London by water.
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October might still be months away, but one farm has already embraced the creepy with an impressive pumpkin-themed challenge.
A short film is delving into the work done by academics to reveal and manage the country's butterfly population.
Boris Johnson has today announced fresh measures to bring the UK further out of lockdown.
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A healthcare provider has had enforcement action taken against it after failing to deliver adequate care to patients.
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The number of people claiming benefits in the county has decreased for the first time in almost two years.
A children's soft play centre invited families inside their closed premises in a bid to prove they can operate safely - amid fears many face closure.
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On the day the Open was meant to begin, we take a look at the mammoth properties up for rent to famous golfers and luxury brands.
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A woman struggling with anorexia for six years is concerned how long she and others will be made to wait for treatment.
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The county's only dedicated television channel is broadening its horizons with the release of two new documentary films.
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Discover the history of the time-honoured agricultural event which has been synonymous with the south east for nearly a century.
A student is preparing to launch herself into the app-developing world with a plan to bring theatre productions into the home.
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A mixed martial arts fighter is on a mission to breathe new life into the seafront with plans for a huge community sports hub.
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A food bank had its busiest month ever, feeding nearly 1,000 people struggling to buy food to feed themselves and their families.
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Arts organisations are celebrating after the government announced a financial boost to save the industry.
Music teachers feared the lockdown would destroy their trade, but online teaching has made it better than ever - here's why.
Residents have spoken out after fears overflowing communal bins could spread disease and even coronavirus.
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It's been a real rollercoaster for the seaside amusement park but Dreamland has managed to make it to its 100th birthday.
A couple from Kent are among six to battle the High Court to make humanist weddings legally recognised.
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A family of film makers used lockdown to produce a drama imagining a worst-case scenario coronavirus world.
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