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The founder of an online school has clarified the financial involvement of senior Tory ministers - and has hit out against the ensuing backlash.
The founders of an award-winning music festival are eager to stress that Glastonbury is not the canary in the coal mine for the entire industry.
One of Kent’s biggest music events is still planning to go ahead, despite a website ‘glitch’ which said it had been cancelled.
From playground trading to cards worth the price of a house - Pokémon is a different beast 25 years on.
MPs are being urged to oppose planned cuts to Universal Credit, as the coronavirus crisis continues to push people beneath the poverty line.
A weight loss organisation is encouraging people to get fitter during lockdown to reduce the effects of Covid-19.
After moving to London to make it in the music industry, a Kent-born artist has returned to her home town with a 'love letter' single.
A video game enthusiast-turned historian has sold thousands of copies of his book revealing the games that never made it into stores.
Calls to cancel the 11 Plus are growing as schools close once again for the third national coronavirus lockdown.
There's a football revolution afoot in Kent - and the coach behind it says this is only the beginning.
The harsh winter weather looks to make the third lockdown the most difficult we've had to endure.
People are rallying round a scientist after a prominent newspaper columnist threatened to sue him for 'defamatory' tweets.
As shops are forced to remain closed under Tier 4 restrictions, a Thanet mum has launched a virtual high street to support local traders.
Residents have had enough of fly-tipping and mess in their streets, after roads were piled up with rubbish following Christmas day.
Fishing rights were a sticking point in Brexit negotiations - and on the day the deal with the EU comes into force, industry reps feel betrayed.
As the year draws to a close we spotlight the most beautiful photographs taken of our beloved county.
Three refugees reveal their harrowing journeys to seek asylum in the UK - and the comfort they found in the people of Kent.
The decision to cancel Christmas in Kent due to the coronavirus pandemic has left thousands of families heartbroken.
Increasing delays around Dover spell financial trouble for hauliers going to Europe - and the traffic is even worse getting into Kent.
From late-night noise to parking in and using lay-bys as loos, residents are fed up with HGV drivers - but is it their fault?
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