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Critics have described the sale of a redundant play park as a 'wasted opportunity' and told a council to reconsider its options.
A new retailer is confirmed to be opening in a former Poundstretcher which closed just days ago.
Two men were taken to hospital following a serious crash close to a former pub.
Care firm bosses forced to lay off unvaccinated staff because of new government rules fear the move will exacerbate massive worker shortages.
Bosses of a popular Kent golf club are hoping to build a housing estate on its land to help pay for a new clubhouse.
The story of a man whose life was tragically cut short is finally revealed this week as investigations into his death are shelved by police....
Manager Chris Woollcott is eyeing sorely-needed results in Canterbury City’s next two league matches.
A long-running park and ride service which is causing a council to lose about £70,000 a month could soon become a thing of the past.
Police were called to a city centre underpass after CCTV operatives spotted suspects causing criminal damage.
A discount chain has closed down one of its Kent stores which had been in operation for four years.
A widow whose husband died after waiting two hours for an ambulance believes he would have survived if he had been reached sooner.
A teenager left brain damaged after a brutal gang attack is learning to walk again with the help of a fundraiser run by a KentOnline sister paper.
Kent's head of grounds Adrian Llong has won the England Cricket Board's One-Day award for Grounds Manager of the Year.
Kent's biggest fruit producing firm has been permitted to install polytunnels across 27 acres of farmland - despite fears they will look 'ugly'.
An Insulate Britain protester facing a jail sentence for blocking roads says losing his liberty is a small price to pay to save the planet.
Staff at the University of Kent will go on strike today amid a row over pensions, pay and working conditions.
The theft of a laptop in a car park resulted in police seizing 700 grams of class A drugs and two arrests.
The Spitfire Diaries, a book on Kent County Cricket Club’s memorable 2021 season, is now available.
Bidding is expected to be brisk for this tiny cottage which has just two rooms and is nestled beside a picturesque city park and river.
Kent's Fred Klaassen has signed an extended deal to remain at the county until 2024.
