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A free weekend proved a welcome break for Canterbury Rugby Club.
The owners of a building which until recently housed a popular café have vowed not to let it sit empty or be home to a chain or bubble tea shop.
Farmers could face fines or jail for moving livestock as cases of the potentially fatal bluetongue virus rise.
Canterbury’s Jasper Cooper starred against the world’s best septuagenarians in Mallorca at the World Tennis Championships this year.
A convicted serial flasher repeatedly exposed himself while behind bars in a bizarre bid to be deported.
The standard of cleaning in the kitchen of a hugely popular cafe bar has been branded “very poor” by inspectors.
Kent have named new batting and bowling coaches.
Batsman Zak Crawley fell just shy of a half-century as England’s white-ball woes continued with a four-wicket loss to West Indies in Antigua.
A Labour MP has hit back at her party leader Sir Keir Starmer who she says “has not spoken to me” while she is under investigation for anti-semitism.
A dual carriageway had to be closed following two separate crashes in the early hours which left one person with serious injuries.
Council bosses are considering upping fines for littering, with one district already raising the maximum penalty to £500.
Police have removed an appeal for the public’s help in finding a man last seen more than a week ago.
A judge ordered a man who left a clubber with a suspected broken skull to give up booze – only to delay it until he returns from Amsterdam.
A former teacher at a prestigious private school who plied a pupil with alcohol before asking him to sit on his lap has been banned.
A bystander has told of the moment she saw three ‘cheerful women’ unload trollies of loo roll over Christmas market stalls.
A Kent charity has questioned how a police detective found to have used racist language was allowed to keep his job.
Police are hunting a trio after a violent brawl erupted between weapon-wielding men in a Waitrose car park.
Hundreds of hospital workers employed by a company owned by the NHS trust are set to go on strike in a dispute.
Two in-form teams will lock horns when Canterbury Rugby Club face Bury St Edmunds this Saturday.
A couple admits ditching their well-paid roles to open a new board game cafe is a risk but one worth taking.
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