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Highways officers have been accused of putting lives at risk after they removed a mirror that helped people edge out of a pub’s car park.
Check out the best pictures from the Canterbury 10 - plus find out which runners took the top places here.
A groom-to-be fell victim to a stag-do prank that saw him taped to traffic lights - wearing just a thong and suspenders.
International cricket is coming to Canterbury later this summer, featuring England and the West Indies.
A man was airlifted to hospital after a car collided with two pedestrians on a country lane close to a wildlife park.
Council bosses have drawn up ambitious plans to build two bypasses in an effort to cure gridlock problems in one of Kent's most snarled-up areas.
A self-confessed crisp addict who ballooned to 21 stone while gorging on takeaways and booze has shed almost half her bodyweight in 12 months.
A man digging in a quiet field one summer's day would make a truly remarkable discovery that has never been surpassed to this day.
Kent's biggest LGBT event is set to be headlined by a popular '90s boy band as it returns for the first time in two years.
A council’s head of enforcement is calling for tough Singapore-inspired fixed penalty notices, where repeat litter louts are fined £5,000.
A healthcare watchdog has found slight improvements at a trust's medical care services - but inspectors still have concerns.
A 24-year-old has been jailed for more than four years for his role in supplying Class A drugs to Kent.
Racial slurs have been hurled at staff from a village shop which has continued to refuse to serve customers not wearing masks.
Kent Spitfires captain Ollie Robinson said there were no excuses after their emphatic nine-wicket defeat at Essex Eagles on Sunday.
Public gardens which were formerly free to enter have reopened after 18 months of closure - but admission will now cost you.
Kent Spitfires are still looking for their first win in the One Day Cup after a second successive washout on Friday.
Kent's One Day Cup captain Jack Leaning will miss the next two games to feature in The Hundred.
It’s been all-change for Canterbury City over the summer but they look to be peaking at the right time.
A long-standing Kent Conservative has quit the party after two decades, saying that he cannot support the direction the party is heading.
A choir which performed at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding are among those starring as a popular festival returns this year.
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