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The axing of Christmas lights – while making financial sense – is a sad reflection of the decline of public life, says columnist Rhys Griffiths.
A town centre barber’s shop with unique decor inspired by a hit BBC sitcom has been forced to shut by rising bills.
Following an appeal for help, police confirmed a missing woman has since been found safe and well.
Police and the fire service were called out after a car crashed into a number of stationary vehicles.
A suspect has been released on bail after police were called to reports of a van being driven dangerously.
A new burger venue is hoping to fill a gap in the market in a town largely untouched by the big chains.
We’ve tried bottomless barbecues and sushi – but could this unlimited curry feast be the best yet?
The “vibe” on this urban walk may have been rather different from our reporter’s rural adventures – but there was still plenty to grab his attention.
We discovered the perfect pub crawl between Sussex and Kent as we hopped on board the Marshlink line, stopping at a few cosy taverns along the way.
Reporter Rhys Griffiths enjoys exploring a secluded part of Kent, and comes across a deserted beach, lighthouses, nature reserve and power station.
Despite being the Gateway to Europe, Kent still suffers from more than its fair share of issues when it comes to travel by road, rail and sea.
Reporter Rhys Griffiths took a riverside walk and discovered a corner of Kent that could be perfect for those wanting a day out in the countryside.
Follow our live blog for the latest reaction as pupils in Kent receive their exam results today.
Our reporter made the trip to a far-flung pub to sample what it claims could be the finest example of our national dish anywhere in the land.
A year on from a crash in which a man was killed by a bus, a witness says it is awful that there has yet to be an explanation for the tragedy.
Students across the country are receiving their exam results today – with grades lower than last year expected.
The first of Southeastern’s refurbished high-speed trains entered service this morning and we went on board to take a look around.
Reporter Rhys Griffiths decided to explore a part of Kent he’s never toured before, and was delighted with what he uncovered.
Our reporter entered a new restaurant as a sushi sceptic – but after trying the five-star food from the “bottomless” menu, he left a convert.
A pint and sandwich at a wonderful riverside pub after a bracing hike over the hills make this walk another of Kent’s hidden gems.
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