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A visitor attraction has gone on the market for £900,000 after a husband and wife teamed pulled out.
A father crushed to death at work by a car he was fixing had no formal qualifications, a court heard.
Graffiti has been daubed on a significant number of metal bollards along a coastal town's Road of Remembrance – weeks before the centenary.
Chairman of Leave.EU has written to scores of Kent constituents branding their MP a “disgrace” and “snake in the grass”.
A crash between two cars on a motorway in rush hour traffic today has triggered an emergency service response.
Archaeologists and volunteers unearthed an ancient watercourse, believed to be created by an Anglo-Saxon princess, who made water flow up-hill.
An authority spends more than £100,000 a year on hire cars for staff, fuelling calls for an investigation.
A piece by Banksy, which was painted on the wall of an amusement arcade, remains mothballed four years later.
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.
A council is on the verge of bidding for permission allow the building of 8,500 homes.
An Asian hornet sighting has been confirmed in Kent, prompting an investigation into the whereabouts of the predatory insects’ nests.
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.
A grammar school head has brushed off claims mobile phones are a distraction, saying they are a “valuable learning resource".
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.
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.
Campaigners have locked horns with the council leader again over controversial plans to change Hythe’s seafront forever.
A sports centre must sell off part of its golf course for housing amid looming council budget cuts, its manager said.
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