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Chopped off, parboiled and smuggled to Kent - this is the story behind the skull locked away in a vault for years.
An MP has slammed the biggest hike in train ticket prices in nearly a decade as "terrible news" for Kent commuters.
A teenager was attacked by a gang of at least three girls while onlookers allegedly "stood laughing and filming".
The woman tasked with turning around a troubled hospitals trust in Kent will arrive with a track record among England's best.
Plans to create a 'leafy boulevard' in a city centre includes removing five large mature trees and replacing them with 'semi-mature' trees.
The manager of a walk-in vaccine site with 'no queue' is urging people to drop in for a Covid booster.
Kent have announced an international spinner will be re-joining the county for next summer's T20 Blast campaign.
GPs attempting to administer Covid booster jabs to every adult by the new year say it is 'a huge challenge'.
Departing Canterbury City manager Chris Woollcott has revealed how much work he was doing behind-the-scenes at the club after stepping down.
An Insulate Britain protester from Kent was spared jail today for blocking roads - as it emerged future protests are planned for next year.
A thieving Parcelforce driver has been fired after he was caught on camera stealing two packages left on the doorstep of a house.
Renovation of one of Kent’s stands at The Spitfire Ground will cost “at least £300,000”, the county's chief executive has announced.
A Kent campsite is the UK's best for a winter getaway, research has found.
Villagers are protesting over plans for 30 new homes near to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Developers hoping to build a new housing estate hope to offset its impact on the environment - by creating new wetlands eight miles away.
Intruders climbing onto the roofs of high street properties are risking their lives and causing damage to historic buildings, say witnesses.
A primary school is facing calls to shut for Christmas early after recording almost 50 confirmed Covid cases among children and staff.
A young lurcher was found tied to a lamp post and cruelly abandoned with a broken leg on a cold, dark night.
A couple have revealed special plans for a derelict pub which they are bringing back to life.
A suspected drug dealer is due in court after allegedly leading police on a high speed chase in a car containing £10,000 worth of drugs.
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