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Vehicles look set to be banned from three of Kent's town centres until 2022 in a continued effort to protect shoppers.
A multi-million pound scheme to house homeless prison leavers across the country, including Kent, is being launched this year.
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.
Three people were taken to hospital after a crash between a motorcycle and a car near a roundabout.
A neglected springer spaniel who its thought was used by gangs to breed was found dumped in a Kent village.
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.
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.
In 1896 an engineer from Kent became the first person fined by police after being caught travelling... at 8mph.
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.
A man has been charged with fraud after an elderly man made a cash payment to someone pretending to be a council worker.
Problems with a bridge in Kent are preventing trains from running.
As one family friendly restaurant in Kent announces it is shutting permanently another sets its sight on a summer opening.
A Kent girl has raised £920 for a horse riding centre after going silent for 24 hours.
Trains will not run between two Kent towns for two weeks as engineers tackle a 40-metre-long landslip which blocked a railway line.
A Kent rugby club has banded together to perform a cover of a famous Westlife song to remember better days on the pitch.
A school will be able to cater for an extra 150 pupils after a multi-million pound expansion was approved.
A number of firefighters in the county have volunteered to help the ambulance service and provide support when needed.
We ate at one of Kent's worst rated restaurants, which was given a zero for hygiene, and here's what we thought.
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