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An investigation has been launched and CCTV images of a man released after an alleged assault in an underpass.
Ryana MacDonald-Gay has become the 18th cricketer from Kent Women to make her England Women’s One-Day International bow.
A dessert restaurant is set to permanently close amid plans to convert it into a fish and chip restaurant and takeaway.
Early National League 2 East leaders Canterbury Rugby Club have started their season in fine form - and so too have the second team and third team!
Director of cricket Simon Cook thinks the reality of County Championship Division 1 relegation will keep sinking in for Kent in the coming days.
Footbridges together costing a million pounds are being built so bison can cross public footpaths to roam further afield in Kent.
Kent had relegation from County Championship Division 1 confirmed as they were well beaten by Nottinghamshire in their last home game this season.
A rare and precious chalk stream is being “disgracefully abused” volunteers say, after hauling out fly-tipping.
A financial consultant has avoided jail after her dog savagely attacked a dad, who was left with blood “pumping out of his wounds”.
A popular brown bear from Kent suffering with seizures will undergo rare surgery, never before carried out in the UK.
Kent’s miserable batting summer continued on day two of their Vitality County Championship clash with Nottinghamshire at Canterbury.
Two men are to appear in court this month after a night of vandalism in which bins were set alight.
A car was completely destroyed when it was engulfed in flames on a residential street.
An emaciated cat has died after being abandoned on a doorstep and left for dead
A statute of the lifelike figure of a woman submerged in a river has been branded “offensive, creepy and disturbing” by critics.
Kent were demoralised in the field once more as Nottinghamshire batted out the first day of their County Championship Division 1 match at Canterbury.
The alluring but eerie sight of a woman lying in the river has become the latest attraction to intrigue visitors at a Kent beauty spot.
Two police cars, six officers and a van were seen at a train station following a “fare evasion”.
Trains are now said to be running normally again after a car crash damaged a level crossing’s barriers, forcing a temporary halt to services.
A former pig farmer embroiled in a planning war after switching up his business without permission says he will defy any efforts to block the venture.
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