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Police are looking for a bearded raider who held up a corner shop at knifepoint before fleeing empty-handed.
A council has splashed out £75 million on a major shopping centre as an 'investment for the future"
A council crackdown on littering, graffiti, flyposting and flytipping has resulted in 600 fines being issued in just three months.
A VW Golf is blocking traffic along a road in Harbledown this morning (Wednesday)
Lydden Hill will host the Global Rallycross Championship this year after bosses decided not to pursue a chance to hold the European series.
A specialist home looking after vulnerable people has been ordered to improve as inspectors found a raft of health and safety issues.
All lines via a major Kent station are back open following a signalling problem.
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will conduct the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle later this year.
A 60-year unblemished driving record has come to an end... after a driver found himself upside down in his car wearing pyjamas.
Questions have been raised about security after thieves cut through walls to steal items dating back to the Iron Age from an archaeological trust.
A man was arrested this morning on suspicion of drink driving after a collision involving two cars.
Around 1,000 pupils could be affected as a school struggling financially considers cutting staff, classroom support and the length of the school week.
A Kent man wanted for alleged involvement in a £4 million corporate fraud has been arrested in Madrid after 11 years "on the run".
Animal rights campaigners say a popular theatre can lead the way in being "cruelty free" by not serving sausages and ham sandwiches to children.
A man who was killed by a train near a busy station has been named at an inquest.
Councillors have unanimously agreed to look at the feasibility of applying for a coveted title that could benefit a large part of Kent.
A popular night spot has had its licence revoked after councillors heard doormen were told not to do ID checks or turn away drunks.
A man who lived in a tent and had to rely on charity to survive after the breakdown of his marriage has been given fresh hope.
It's been a chicken shed and a shelter for hop pickers... now this disused train carriage could soon be transformed into a quirky holiday let.
A collection of penny arcade machines and jukeboxes, some dating from the late 19th century, will be sold at auction this week.
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