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A health clinic boss is accused of throwing an employee’s timesheet away and saying she should “be grateful for the hours he was willing to pay”.
A new late-night takeaway service has scaled back its delivery hours after neighbour concerns.
An ex financial advisor has been found guilty of murdering a homeless barrister in a city car park, while his three co-defendants have been cleared.
Bosses behind a popular sports bar have confirmed the opening date for their second Kent venue, promising ultra HD screens, shuffleboard and karaoke.
A stretch of the A2 will shut this weekend to allow for maintenance work on a bridge.
Devastated young twins are pleading for thieves to return their beloved £25,000 championship bikes.
Farmers are being asked to be watchful and prepare for testing as efforts to control the ongoing bluetongue outbreak rises.
A “shocked” customer was mistakenly accused by Wetherspoon staff of sniffing lines of cocaine after getting a bit of tissue stuck under his nose.
Jurors in the trial of four men accused of murdering a homeless barrister have retired to consider their verdicts.
Exclusive: A former teacher at a Kent private school plied a pupil with alcohol before asking him to sit in his lap, a misconduct hearing was told.
Drivers have been facing delays following a crash on a busy route during rush hour.
A busy dual-carriageway route was closed following a one-vehicle crash
A nursery where a toddler wandered off-site and into a road has been temporarily shut down by Ofsted.
A newly appointed priest adorned in tattoos says the online abuse she suffered at the hands of trolls prompted a deluge of support.
A road was closed and a woman is in the care of paramedics following a multi-vehicle crash this morning.
Six second-half tries put daylight between Canterbury and North Walsham in National League 2 East.
Fencing built around a university building to bolster security has been branded “a bit brutal” in appearance.
Kent opener Zak Crawley has been named in England’s ODI squad for next month’s tour of the West Indies.
There is a warning to farmers after a cow tested positive for a disease spread by midges.
A council has been accused of “selling off the family silver” amid plans to place a 700-year-old medieval tower under the hammer.
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