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Road closures in a village are expanding, with a playground also being partially shut for up to a year, as housebuilding is underway.
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Firefighters in the aftermath of a blaze at a pub told people to continue avoiding the area because of road closures.
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Three fire engines were sent out to deal with a blaze at a property last night.
A gang of four tried to mug a teenage boy outside a fried chicken shop in a town centre.
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An online appeal has already raised more than £12,500 to pay for festive lights in a Kent town famed for its Christmas links.
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A woman with multiple stab wounds was found by police on patrol in a town centre.
David Bowie’s childhood friend is keeping the star’s connection with the county going by launching an exhibition of candid pictures of him.
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A shocked resident has found a mass of cracks appearing on a cycle path just months after it opened.
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School bosses have shared their delight after the education watchdog boosted its rating, following an inspection.
A project to pull down a dockside shopping centre is progressing, with tarpaulin erected around the site.
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We spoke to people in the smoking capital of Kent about the Prime Minister’s plans to phase out the sale of cigarettes.
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A hidden fortress – part of a major redevelopment scheme – will feature in a new documentary from an award-winning director.
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Our man who pays by notes and coins as a first choice took the challenge of going cashless for a week – but could he conquer RingGo?
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A group of bikers have been allowed to run a social club in a former pub - despite fears "excessive noise" would keep residents up at night.
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Villagers who recently saw cuts made to their bus service are now losing their post office too.
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A former prisoner who ended up on the streets admits he missed his jail cell and feared he would end up dead.
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A much-loved shopkeeper has been described as a “real character” who would help anyone following his shock death.
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The heroic actions of an off-duty detective who helped save a child’s life have been commended.
Plans to transform a pub’s bowling alley into homes have been met with firm opposition.
A planned 14-hour tunnel shutdown for overnight works at the county’s largest river crossing have been pushed back.
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