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A Housing Minister has claimed planning reforms will give people a say 'up front' during a visit to Kent's garden city, but not everyone is convinced.
We spent a final shift with vaccine volunteers as they held their final local clinic and this is what we found out.
Construction has begun on hundreds of new homes on the site of a former cement works as part of plans for Kent's new garden city project.
An inquest has opened into the death of a man after he was found dead and a murder investigation was opened.
A new homes sales executive beat off the competition at an annual go-karting event thanks to the support and backing of his employer.
A council leader says the emergence of a new Covid-19 strain, albeit at a small rate, in the town was 'concerning' and urged residents to be vigilant.
A unique opportunity to purchase a stunning Grade-II listed family home, crafted from a Spanish galleon, has become available.
Two heartbroken mums have paid tribute to their sons, who were half siblings, after they took their own lives within a year of each other.
A man who was caught and detained by police after being spotted carrying a knife near a busy town centre has avoided jail.
A step-son will jump out of a plane from 12,000ft to raise money for the hospital treating his step-dad still recovering from long Covid.
A fallen tree on the line is causing disruption to services running between north Kent and London.
Faith and community groups have come together across with Kent Police to pay their respects to PCSO Julia James.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a man suspected of shoplifting offences after he failed to turn up to court.
Some 'substantive changes' are expected to be made to a multi-billion pound theme park proposal as it sets out to address environmental concerns.
A man has been charged on suspicion of being in possession of a class A drug following a proactive police patrol.
Plans to introduce a new primary school uniform labelled 'expensive' and "pretentious' have reportedly been shelved following a parent-led backlash.
Two men have been ordered to pay thousands of pounds after being caught on CCTV dumping household waste and asbestos in a country lane.
A carer for a teenage boy with a rare genetic disorder has teamed up with a mural artist to make his intergalactic-themed wish come true.
The county's first indoor urban axe-throwing venue has now opened for visitors as it seeks to offer a unique socially-distanced experience.
Contracts have been exchanged in a multi-million pound deal to run the Dartford Crossing for the next 10 years.
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