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A piece by Banksy, which was painted on the wall of an amusement arcade, remains mothballed four years later.
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A development company which is building hundreds of homes in Kent made two payments to the Conservative Party totalling thousands, it has emerged.
The exterior of a takeaway has been branded like something out of the Flintstones.
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A council is on the verge of bidding for permission allow the building of 8,500 homes.
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An Asian hornet sighting has been confirmed in Kent, prompting an investigation into the whereabouts of the predatory insects’ nests.
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Blueprints have surfaced showing plans to demolish a golf course’s clubhouse to make way for homes.
A German man died at the scene of a crash which left the M20 closed for several hours overnight, it has been confirmed.
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A grammar school head has brushed off claims mobile phones are a distraction, saying they are a “valuable learning resource".
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A council will be hauled before the High Court for a second time this year for granting a developer rights to build on protected land.
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A man who died after falling from a second storey-window was trying to flee from officers, an inquest heard.
A landowner hopes to sell a parcel of land for dozens of new homes - after failing to sell as a post-Brexit lorry park.
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Campaigners have locked horns with the council leader again over controversial plans to change Hythe’s seafront forever.
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A sports centre must sell off part of its golf course for housing amid looming council budget cuts, its manager said.
Archaeologists hope to unearth one of Kent's hidden secrets – an ancient uphill watercourse said to have been engineered by an Anglo-Saxon princess.
A woman was hauled in front of a judge and fined thousands for putting people "at risk" by illegally whitening their teeth.
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A head teacher has told how banning mobile phones has improved pupils' behaviour after curbing the amount of time children spend on social media.
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Swathes of land marketed as the UK’s first post-Brexit lorry park went under the hammer – but failed to attract a buyer.
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A charity event was criticised today for allowing "racist" golliwogs to be sold at an open garden fundraiser in castle grounds.
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A village could become home to the UK’s first post-Brexit lorry park as concerns swell over potential 13-mile motorway tailbacks.
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The wife of property tycoon Fergus Wilson has been hauled before a judge for allegedly failing to provide hot water for one of her tenants.
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