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A senior city councillor fears “dreadful” plans to convert a high street cafe into a house in multiple occupancy will “drag” the area down.
The revival of plans for a 200-home estate in the countryside on the edge of Canterbury has sparked a new flood of objections.
The loved ones of an 18-year-old killed in a tragic railway accident have gathered this afternoon to hold a “lovely celebration” of his life.
The death of a much-loved music teacher has been met with an “outpouring of emotions” from her former pupils.
A cruel mum burned her five-year-old son with cigarettes and gloated in a text message: “I just smacked him so hard he flew across the room.”
Council inspectors have ordered the parents of a four-year-old boy with severe autism to remove his trampoline and swing set from a communal garden.
The parents of tennis star who died from anaphylactic shock say it is “wonderful” to support an allergy clinic which is the first of its kind in Kent.
The owners of a dog suspected to have been snatched from their garden more than three years ago have described having her back as a “miracle”.
A developer has branded the reason why his plans to convert a former GP into flats have been gnarled up for three years “ridiculous”.
It’s early days, but Canterbury head coach Matt Corker can already see defensive improvements taking shape.
Jack Leaning’s hundred and a stubborn last-wicket partnership helped Kent rescue a draw against Hampshire at Canterbury.
A long-abandoned superstore that has sat empty for almost five years is set to be taken over by Next and Costa Coffee.
Tawanda Muyeye led Kent’s resistance after they were forced to follow-on against Hampshire at Canterbury on Wednesday.
A scheme that includes reopening a castle and creating a public square will now be complete by the start of 2026, a council expects.
The mum of a teenager who died in a tragic accident says her daughter’s memorial bench has been damaged for a third time by “hurtful” yobs.
Kent’s batting woes continued on day two of their County Championship Division 1 match against Hampshire at Canterbury.
Kent opener Zak Crawley has been recalled to the England squad for next month's tour of Pakistan.
A young mum has bravely told how her ex-boyfriend controlled her life and once warned her: “That’s where I’ll bury your body if I kill you.”
Matt Parkinson and George Garrett both took three wickets as Kent enjoyed a positive day against Hampshire in the County Championship.
Canterbury ran in seven tries to begin the new National League 2 East season on a high.
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