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While some have become Italian restaurants or bargain stores, many of Kent's oldest pubs are still going.
A "moronic minority" of beachgoers risk a second Covid-19 lockdown being enforced, according to a worried MP.
The air ambulance has been called to the scene of a nasty crash between a car and a cyclist.
Two men are due in court after a bag containing cash and jewellery was stolen from an elderly woman's home in a reported distraction burglary.
A battle plan to tackle antisocial behaviour, bad parking and litter at beaches has been launched.
A takeaway has received a low hygiene rating as a council investigates claims it delivered food partially-eaten by another customer.
A 19-year-old woman has been hit with a fine for being drunk and disorderly after police broke up a seaside rumpus.
Two men were treated for injuries after an "unknown liquid" was thrown at them during a robbery.
As thousands are expected to flock to the seaside again this weekend, pictures have emerged of broken bottles and laughing gas canisters on the sands.
A woman aged in her 20s has been arrested after police were called to a reported robbery and two men were treated for injuries by paramedics.
A car park has been taped off after a police helicopter, armed officers and fire engines were sent out to a cul-de-sac.
The county is home to a number of pubs with fascinating histories - with some even dating back to the 1100s. Does your local feature?
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was found yesterday afternoon.
Two Kent MPs are calling on the Prime Minister's top special adviser - who stands accused of breaking lockdown rules - to leave his role.
Fire crews are still battling a blaze at a recycling centre - which will now be closed for several days.
A garden outhouse was well alight by the time firefighters arrived to tackle the blaze - believed to have been started accidentally.
Four fire engines remain at the scene of a blaze early this morning - which has caused police to close a major road.
A "haunted" tavern where one of Britain's most notorious criminals once took shelter is among those claiming to be the county's most ancient.
One street has marked the 75th anniversary of VE Day in its own unique way after an inspired 11-year-old dropped a note through her neighbours' doors.
An inn built by Queen Elizabeth I's chancellor became the birthplace of bat and ball.
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