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Fire crews battled flames as a large area of grass at a country park caught alight.
These brilliant pictures show revellers having a great time as a popular Kent festival made its long-awaited return.
The extra sunshine has led to a growth spurt for strawberries at a Kent farm - which are being sold at Tesco at a discount price.
For the first time in thousands of years, wild bison are roaming freely in Kent woodland.
Four alleged kidnappers have been charged with modern slavery offences after police found two people trapped inside a lorry.
Older people, those with underlying health conditions and families with young children are being warned to take care with temperatures set to hit 32C.
Motorists were doing double takes as a mobility scooter was spotted moseying along a busy dual carriageway.
A 22-year-old is to appear in court accused of damaging a police car following a number of disturbances at a beach.
An issue holding up major housing projects could lead to "uncontrolled development" in some areas - so what's being done to solve the problem?
A paedophile who sexually abused three teenage girls has been given a lengthy prison sentence.
Police bodycam footage captures the moment a robber who stole an Amazon van asks "what for?" as he is arrested - surrounded by half-opened packages.
A former nursing home which was shut down following a damning inspection has gone under the hammer.
The government may send in commissioners to deal with the "turmoil" at a local authority, a leaked document suggests.
A drug dealer seen using a county line phone while on a train from London to Kent has been jailed.
The Queen will not attend Friday's thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral, it has been announced.
A look back at some of the very best nights out at the county's greatest clubs - and the D-list celebrities who joined the party.
A wine-guzzling Prime Minister and the Duchess of Cornwall in a wheelbarrow are among the wonderfully wacky Jubilee creations on one Kent street.
Four "fire watchers" showed astonishing bravery - running directly towards danger as German bombs "fell like hailstones" in Kent.
The mother of two murdered daughters has told BBC presenter Stacey Dooley of her pain and grief in an emotional documentary.
It was a moment "which centuries and generations had awaited" when the Pope came to Kent in 1982.