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Poor water quality levels at an internationally-important nature reserve have caused councils to put the brakes on determining housing plans.
A probe has been launched following an interview in which a historian claimed slavery was not genocide due to the survival of "so many damn blacks".
Unpopular plans to build a £3.6 million car park on water meadows have been binned.
A walk-through coronavirus testing facility has opened today for people displaying symptoms.
Kent have announced the departure of pace bowler Ivan Thomas.
A man has been arrested after a woman was reportedly sexually assaulted near a popular attraction.
From starting life as the Lilypot in the 17th Century to its final fling as a strip club - this Kent pub certainly had a lively history.
A former university worker forced a young woman to strip naked at knifepoint during a plot to sexual assault her.
A restaurant twice voted Kent's best is to offer takeaway festive recipe boxes as it closes on Christmas Day for the first time.
Kent have announced the departure of all-rounder Calum Haggett.
Owners of a village pub are seeking a new tenant after the previous boss convicted of having child abuse videos on his iPhone left the business.
The managers of a garden centre have lost their planning appeal to keep a caravan storage facility.
Up to 100 e-scooters will be soon be available to use after a year-long trial was given the green light.
Police have ended the search for a missing 59-year-old man after locating him safely.
Campaigners are calling for an MP to be kicked out of her party after being embroiled in a second transphobia row in as many months.
Arachnophobes in a part of Kent may be sleeping with their lights on after it was named as one of the most vulnerable to spider home invasions.
A group of teenagers at a secondary school are isolating after a classmate tested positive for Covid-19.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has published a letter of apology after a damming report by church sex abuse investigators.
Villagers have condemned the "small-minded idiots" who vandalised a pub after its boss was convicted for having child abuse videos on his iPhone.
An 8ft boundary fence made from galvanised steel will be erected at a police station in response to the country’s terrorism threat level.
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