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A dual carriageway shut all day has reopened as police launch an appeal for witnesses following a suspected road rage attack.
A former Kent marine and his team had to be rescued while attempting to cross the Atlantic in a fundraising challenge.
A village community has been left “heartbroken” at the death of a popular retired vicar described as “the very best of men”.
A man has been taken to a London hospital with serious injuries after a suspected road rage assault on the A2 prompting hours of gridlock.
A litter of puppies found abandoned in the woods at just six days old have found new homes for Christmas.
A man who died after being struck by a lorry on the motorway is said to have “jumped from a moving vehicle” into the carriageway, a court heard.
Trains were halted after a Dunelm lorry hit a railway bridge on a major route.
Hooker Eoin O'Donoghue has been praised by Canterbury Rugby Club head coach Matt Corker after his two-try performance in their latest win.
A council has been accused of "laughing" at drivers after dozens became stuck in mounting queues in a packed car park.
Plans have been lodged for a city to get its first padel courts, as the trendy sport continues to sweep across Kent.
A new image has been released in the search for a missing man, last seen seven days ago.
The appointment of Kent's new head coach Adam Hollioake is something of a left-field one, admits director of cricket Simon Cook.
One of Kent’s most historic high streets has taken a hit in recent years - but business is now booming.
A pet owner has been left stunned after her long-lost cat was found 19 months after going missing.
A family’s home, belongings and Christmas presents have been devastated by a fire.
A beloved leopard who became popular with visitors at a wild animal park in Kent has died.
A former England all-rounder has been named as Kent’s new head coach.
The bulk of the work was done before the interval in Canterbury’s 31-10 National League 2 East win over Oxford Harlequins.
A cash-strapped council must stump up £99,000 of taxpayers’ money on legal fees after shunning its own expert advice over a planning bid.
Villagers are fuming that a controversial housing development dubbed “millionaire’s row” has finally been given the go-ahead.
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