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Police are appealing for information after a knife-point robbery at a shop when cash, tobacco and alcohol was stolen.
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A Kent care home has paid homage to Captain Sir Tom Moore by completing 100 laps of their home's dining area.
Councillors are calling for improved safety measures at a dangerous junction after a cyclist was left with life-changing injuries.
Police and paramedics have been seen with a battering ram outside flats after concern was raised for a person's welfare.
The revelation of a new South African coronavirus variant has seen an increase in the number of asymptomatic testing in a Kent town.
Tributes have poured in for a "gentle giant" and father-of-two who lost his battle with Covid-19.
A council has set up a helpline so that the clinically extremely vulnerable people in a Kent borough can get to their vaccination appointments easier.
A Kent council could extend its contract for litter police, which allows them to dish out fines worth more than £100, by three years.
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"Good progress" is being made on work to fix a 40m landslip that has forced a railway line to close.
Vehicles look set to be banned from three of Kent's town centres until 2022 in a continued effort to protect shoppers.
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A multi-million pound scheme to house homeless prison leavers across the country, including Kent, is being launched this year.
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A "workaholic" prison teacher who always saw the best in people took his own life after locking himself away during the pandemic.
A Kent man has become one of a select few people in the UK to test out billionaire Elon Musk's new satellite broadband service Starlink.
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Three people were taken to hospital after a crash between a motorcycle and a car near a roundabout.
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A neglected springer spaniel who its thought was used by gangs to breed was found dumped in a Kent village.
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A desperate bride-to-be is pleading for help to arrange her wedding after finding out her future mother-in-law has been given a year to live.
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EE customers in a part of Kent are facing network problems as "essential improvements" are made to three masts in the area.
A prominent Kent pub dating back to the 1860s could be knocked down and turned into flats, if plans are approved.
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In 1896 an engineer from Kent became the first person fined by police after being caught travelling... at 8mph.
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A pub which has been in Kent since the early 1830s could be knocked down to make way for flats and a smaller micro brewery.
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