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After a banking boss said it’s ‘not that difficult’ to join the property ladder, our columnist outlines why it’s ridiculous to advise ‘saving more’.
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Each week we bring you the county’s most honest food reviews in our Eat My Words column – here are some of our favourite venues we visited this year.
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From riverside strolls to cosy pubs – here are some of the best places to stretch your legs in the Kent countryside after a day of feasting.
A sports journalist who was known for covering his hometown club from the terraces with the fans has died at the age of 77.
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Eurotunnel has revealed how it plans to prevent “eye-watering delays” on Kent’s roads when tighter EU border rules come into force.
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Our reporter embarked on a six-mile stroll across a somewhat slippery country route – and discovered some fascinating Kentish history along the way.
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Exclusive: Sir Roger De Haan has faced “horrible” comments over his plans to transform a harbour – but remains determined to see his vision complete.
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One topic guaranteed to set our letters pages abuzz is the so-called ‘war on motorists’ – but has it all been “manufactured” for political purposes?
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Our reporter strapped on a VR headset and took flight over one Kent town to see how it could be redeveloped.
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Our reporter is in the hotseat as he reviews game show play Quiz: The Coughing Major Millionaire Scandal.
We took the ferry from Dover for a weekend exploring the Belgian coast on two wheels.
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A report into the drowning of at least 27 people in a doomed small-boat crossing has revealed the frantic calls for help made as the vessel sank.
A major development involving restoration of a Grade II-listed former theatre has been paused as developers seek “approvals”.
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Our reporter doesn’t believe in ghosts – but has watched enough horror films to know walking alone into “screaming woods” tends not to end well.
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It may be a little off the beaten track, but our reporter says this warm and welcoming spot will richly reward those who seek it out.
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More needs to be done to make the county’s bus services more reliable, says columnist Rhys Griffiths
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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.
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A town centre barber’s shop with unique decor inspired by a hit BBC sitcom has been forced to shut by rising bills.
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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.
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Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
