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A beloved great-grandmother who lived through 20 prime ministers has died the morning after her 106th birthday.
A divisive trial e scooter rental scheme due to end yesterday has been extended by five months, sparking a mixed reaction.
Tributes have been flooding in for former Kent and England bowler Alan Igglesden who has died after his brave health battle.
One of Kent Women's players has announced her retirement from all forms of cricket.
A man smashed a bottle into a university student's face and beat him with a belt for eight minutes until part of his face was hanging off.
Canterbury ended pointless on Saturday after visitors Henley Hawks ran in a late try to seal victory.
A woman in her 20s was pronounced dead at the scene after police and paramedics were called to a property.
A mum who dedicated her life to helping young people with mental health problems after the suicide of her son has been awarded for her work.
Latest figures show there are still some parts of the county where four in 10 people have not had the Covid vaccine.
The weekend started with a big cash win for a kmfm listener who was one of thousands to enter the latest '£1,000 Friday' competition.
A family who have maxed out credit cards on emergency treatment for their three-year-old dog are appealing for help to save her life.
A girl has been charged with stalking after reports she repeatedly threw items at a property and hurled abuse at residents.
The wife of a boss who runs a popular Indian takeaway has launched her own restaurant a few doors down from his.
Canterbury racer Tom Ward has been crowned “Lord of Lydden” after enjoying success at the Lydden Hill circuit.
Opener Zak Crawley hopes Kent can prove they are one of the best sides in the country when they return to the top tier of the County Championship.
The Royal Mail has apologised as staff sickness has led to delays in postal deliveries.
A charming 19th century signal box destined to be knocked down has been saved following a successful campaign by villagers.
A Kent district's biggest-ever housing development will become reality - despite a successful legal challenge says one council leader.
A girl has told a jury how she was kicked by another teenager so hard her 'vision started to pulsate' before being stabbed in a gang attack.
A Kent nightclub is to close in a show of solidarity with a one-night boycott of bars and clubs as part of a campaign against spiking drinks.
