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The owners of a block of student flats have applied for permission to replace its insulation cladding - which is the same used on Grenfell Tower.
Police, paramedics and forensics officers have descended on a street near a river.
The bloody past of a cathedral has been recreated in a new top-selling computer game.
Friends of a man who has been missing for two weeks hope to find him and are appealing for him to get in contact.
A teenager accused of slamming a bag filled with bricks into a German student's face has told a jury he feared for his life and acted in self-defence.
A new scheme will see a food bank team up with an organic farm - to supply those in need with fresh fruit and veg in the run-up to Christmas.
The rallycross season has been shortened by coronavirus this year, but 16-year-old Tom Ovenden has still caught the eye, claiming his first title.
The power to ban travellers from pitching up on council land has been deemed no longer valid by a judge.
A gang of three burglars fled with a safe after attacking a victim in their home with a screwdriver.
Pupil ‘bubbles’, marquee classrooms and gallons of sanitiser - a Kent head teacher describes the reality, and cost, of school life under Covid.
Big-name food firms are eyeing up new shops in a high street and retail park as they look to open next year.
Just days after residents and council workers scrubbed off in excess of 100 graffiti tags, more have been scrawled across numerous buildings.
One of Kent's biggest developers has spoken openly about being trolled and his undeserved reputation as a money-grabber in an in-depth interview.
WARNING: Graphic descriptions - A doctor has revealed the shocking extent of a student's injuries after an alleged gang attack in a city centre.
Defences designed to protect shoppers and residents from a terror attack are due to be introduced this month following a technical delay.
A former Lady Mayoress and university lecturer has been named as the pensioner who was hit and killed by a van outside a Waitrose.
Chris Woollcott could probably do with a break to get over the excitement of Canterbury’s final game before lockdown.
The number of caravans on a traveller site has gone up to 57 despite having permission for only 20.
A security guard has told a jury of the “horrible crunching” sound of a student being hit in the face with a bag believed to have been heavily-loaded.
A 79-year-old woman has died after she was struck by a van on the same road where a 20-year-old man was hit by a car and killed the week before.
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