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Competitive cricket returned to East Kent on Saturday as teams competed in a new league format.
Traders have been left delighted by news a car boot fair will be restarting this weekend following the lockdown.
A care complex faces the threat of closure after inspectors found dirty toilets and damp ceilings in its wards.
A winery co-run by a global champagne firm has been given the full seal of approval to produce 400,000 bottles a year.
A pensioner died from Covid-19 at a hospital after originally being admitted for a different illness, an inquest opening has heard.
Almost 150 full-time jobs are set to be axed by the University Kent after it was revealed its deficit has risen to £60 million.
A young man was found dead in his home by police after overdosing on drugs, an inquest opening has heard.
One of Kent's most respected judges has been described as a man of "immense kindness" following his death, aged 77.
Hotel chain Travelodge has reopened six of its Kent branches today following four-month closures.
Canterbury Golf Club professional Richard Wallis won an invitational pro-am at the The Richmond GC last week.
Police taped off a city centre gardens and a car park after a woman was sexually assaulted in the early hours.
An MP is pushing for "fast action" to be taken against laughing gas - a drug that has been linked to at least 36 deaths.
We've delved into the archives and dug out 101 pictures and stories of the Olympic torch coming through Kent.
A thief has been jailed after wounding a homeowner with a knife during a break-in.
A council has issued a warning to residents after a binmen stumbled across a large kitchen knife thrown out with the rubbish.
Health chiefs are rapidly accelerating testing of staff at a hospitals trust suffering more Covid-19 deaths than any other in the country.
Thousands of pounds have been raised to help set up tributes to the memory of an 'incredible' husband and businessman who died suddenly.
A popular restaurant could be at risk of losing its licence after immigration officers found it was routinely employing illegal workers.
Invicta East Kent claimed four first place finishes at the English Schools National virtual Championships.
The first harvest of a new type of blackcurrant that can withstand changes in the earth's climate is grown here in Kent.
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