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An £18m upgrade of historic sewers aimed at reducing the risk of flooding has been completed.
Pressure is being ramped up on water companies to reveal their plan to improve bathing quality as a government minister visited the Kent coast.
A protester was ordered out of a meeting as emotions ran high over fears about potential deaths at a junction serving a new housing development.
A family park where a mass brawl erupted has become a sustained trouble hotspot where police fight daily battles with 30 street drinkers.
Six people were arrested at the border as part of an operation to stop stolen goods being smuggled out of the country.
A popular bar has announced it is closing after plans were approved to demolish the building.
A distinctive seafront building could be transformed into 17 new homes as part of the ongoing regeneration of a waterfront.
Sixty years ago today, a chunk of Kent was officially lost to London. But do people there consider themselves part of the capital or the county?
Opposition to a housing estate on the edge of a village has quadrupled in less than a month - as furious residents say the scheme is “too big”.
A tradesman swapped his trowel for a tripod to make a new movie now being streamed on Amazon Prime.
A man tried to escape from a first-floor window as police swooped on a property.
Two new houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) have been approved - despite fears the growing number of such properties “destroys community cohesion”.
An air ambulance was called out and two casualties were taken to hospital after a crash on a major road.
A town centre café is hoping customers will soon be able to enjoy a glass of wine as well as tea and coffee as it seeks to stand out from the crowd.
The public is being ask to help find two girls who have disappeared and may have travelled to Kent.
A new sailing club pavilion has been approved despite being compared to looking like a nearby public toilet block.
Plans to create four new shops in a town centre have been approved – despite fears they will never be filled.
A town lost its train service after someone wandered onto the line.
A Kent TV star has emotionally told Red Nose Day audiences of the anguish of having to undergo brain surgery.
Thousands of people have formed a gigantic queue at a Kent shopping centre to meet their TV heroes.
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