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A growth in peace-promoting white poppies won't dent sales of the traditional red poppy, Kent organisers insist.
Craig Boyne admitted he was the angriest he’s been this season after Canterbury’s 5-1 defeat to Holcombe in the Men’s Hockey League.
Two men are in custody thanks to the nose of police dog called Eli.
A custody sergeant has appeared in court accused of punching a suspect several times through a cell hatch.
An animal rehoming center has reached a key milestone as it aims to reduce the time its animals spend in kennels.
A long-awaited inquiry into the 'suspicious' death of a renowned conspiracy theorist who vomited black liquid before he died has been delayed again.
Kent batsman Alex Blake has signed a contract extension with the county.
A 24-year-old fitness fanatic is hoping her video blogs will help inspire others living with a potentially deadly disease.
Police are hunting two suspects after a takeaway delivery worker was pushed to the floor in an attempt to steal his pushbike.
Drivers suffered long diversions after an accident between two cars on a busy road.
Firefighters are still at the scene of a blaze which caused thousands of pounds worth of damage last night.
Hundreds of bins of logs and apple bins caught light after a blaze struck an industrial unit.
A school rated as inadequate by inspectors is struggling to cope due to an "unprecedented" intake of children from London.
A main road was closed while emergency services dealt with a two car crash in which a man was hurt.
Blue badge holders fear ticketless technology will spell the end of their free parking entitlement - but the council insists their needs will be met.
A judge took just minutes to find in a disabled woman's favour after she was denied vital benefits for 10 months for 'missing' a cancelled appointment
A current British Touring Car Championship machine will make a rare appearance at Lydden Hill this weekend.
Former classmates flew back to Kent from around the world to ensure their friend dying of cancer fulfilled her dreams.
New technology could make parking tickets in one part of Kent obsolete within 18 months.
The mother of a schoolgirl killed on train tracks is backing a call for improved safety measures at all stations.
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