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A huge industrial park owned by a defunct fruit packaging company is being sold off by administrators.
Tributes have been paid to a “true gentleman” who turned his business into one of the most respected in Kent.
A water company has apologised and set up water bottle stations for customers experiencing a loss of supply or low pressure due to technical issues.
Councillors have passed a “budget of common sense” which includes a raft of controversial new parking charges and £700,000 worth of savings.
Fly-half Frank Reynolds has again earned praise from Canterbury Rugby Club head coach Matt Corker.
Talks are at “an advanced stage” for Kent to make another overseas signing, chief executive Simon Storey has revealed.
A four-year-old girl who underwent routine x-rays after falling off her scooter was found to have cancer.
Firefighters have warned people not to leave cooking unattended after a pan of oil caught alight.
Parents are asking how a playground carpeted with fake grass has already become a “muddy disaster” after opening just days ago.
Intruders are being blamed for the “devastation” caused after oil leaked from a disused paper mill and into a river, with reports of dead wildlife.
A retired couple say their dream home has been “ruined” by the construction of new-builds towering over their back garden.
Police have launched a CCTV appeal after a woman’s ear was injured in an attack
Students and staff are demonstrating against proposals to slash courses leading to the loss of dozens of jobs across its two campuses.
Coach Matt Walker has described the signing of vice-captain Jack Leaning as one of the best in charge of Kent.
A woman harassed her neighbours by repeatedly ringing their doorbell, smashing a glass pane and emptying her wheelie bin onto their driveway.
An "angry and jealous" police worker who was caught on camera twice trying to mow down his love rival has been jailed.
Canterbury made a game of it against title-chasing Barnes, losing 29-20 in National League 2 East.
Villagers say a Kent river has been “devastated” by an oil leak – with upsetting footage showing a dead bird in the water.
The Environment Agency has identified an oil leak at one of Kent’s most historic rivers where animals have been reported dead.
A man has told how his “evil” neighbour pulled a gun on him and threatened to shoot him just because of the colour of his skin.
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