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Council officers believe a 275-acre expansion of a fruit farm will benefit the Kent economy in wake of both Brexit and coronavirus.
A man who pointed a gun at a petrified group of people, including a pregnant woman, has been jailed.
Ambitious plans for a new sports centre and almost 1,000 new student flats have been revealed by a university and school.
An "incredible" businessman was tragically discovered dead after taking his own life at the age of 32.
A 35-year-old has been charged with burglary after more than £400 worth of clothing was swiped from a store.
A zoo was forced to close after a water main burst - while emergencies supplies have been handed out to vulnerable residents.
A crash involving a motorbike and a car has caused long traffic delays along a busy road.
A woman who parked unintentionally with one wheel on a kerb has told of her disbelief at being fined for “obstructing the pavement”.
If the Government wants schools to stay open, it must bump teachers up the Covid-19 vaccine priority list, a head teacher has warned.
Passengers were delayed after thieves cut an electricity line near a railway track.
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Dozens of jobs are teetering on the edge of redundancy after one of Kent's oldest building firms went bust.
MPs are urgently calling on the government to provide a £400 million boost to improve a hospital trust hit by a string of scandals.
Friends are raising money for children of a single mum described as a "beautiful, kind and radiant soul", who has been diagnosed with advanced cancer.
One of the main routes in and out of a city is blocked due to a burst water main.
Floodlit rallycross proved a hit at Lydden Hill at the weekend – and circuit bosses are now planning more nighttime racing.
A university has ramped up security patrols after two young women were assaulted while she walked alone late at night.
Kent Cricket retain membership prices for 2021 at last summer's levels and offer a chunky discount to 2020 members.
Council inspectors have ordered a school to close until after Christmas amid fears a faulty boiler has increased the risk of Legionella developing.
Residents have hit out at plans to build six homes on the car park of an 'unviable' pub which has stood empty for two years.
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