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A police search for a half-naked man proved fruitless after he was reportedly seen prowling fields in a village.
The largely poor red-ball form of Kent’s England international batsman Zak Crawley has been defended by coach Matt Walker.
Business owners are in disbelief as roadworks shut down a busy high street for the third time in a month.
A "vulnerable" man had his flat set on fire after his neighbour and an accomplice subjected him to a vicious beating with a baseball bat.
Wes Agar’s injury is set to be assessed as Kent await a fitness update on the Australian overseas fast bowler.
Kent suffered an innings defeat to rivals Essex in County Championship Division 1 in Canterbury.
Players representing Canterbury Hockey Club rolled back the years on their way to winning a national cup competition.
Joe Denly and Harry Finch led the Kent rearguard on day three of their Vitality County Championship clash with Essex at Canterbury.
On another of Kent’s best walks, we traversed an ancient chalk stream, passed a medieval chapel, had lunch at a country pub - and saw some elephants!
Campaigners took to the streets to voice their concerns over plans to build a “new car dependent town” on farmland next to a university campus.
Jordan Cox scored a double hundred on his return to Kent as his new side Essex dominated day two of their County Championship clash.
A 56-year-old man has been charged following the theft of tools at a house under renovation.
Police have closed a road due to a broken-down farm vehicle which is leaking oil onto a carriageway.
The closure of a busy A-road for 13 weeks will cause traffic “chaos” and leave children struggling to get to school, it is feared.
Eight chicks died after a blundering council worker posted a roadworks notice into a letterbox - despite warnings the birds were nesting inside.
An injury-hit Kent bowling attack was dealt another huge blow on day one of their County Championship Division 1 derby with Essex at Canterbury.
The county’s largest Pride festival has been cut to one day this year after being struck by financial issues.
Kent’s visually-impaired side lost at home to defending David Townley Memorial Twenty20 Cup winners Sussex Sharks.
Tim Oboh was Most Valuable Player as Canterbury Academy Crusaders won their first under-18 junior national basketball championship title.
There was derby-day delight for St Lawrence & Highland Court, who edged to a two-wicket win at Canterbury.