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Kent’s only Labour MP says she has been cleared of allegations of antisemitism and transphobia and will stand again in the upcoming General Election.
If it’s your New Year’s resolution to eat healthier, we might have found the perfect place in Kent to start.
Thousands of pounds of damage has been caused to a convenience store after ram-raiders crashed through a window to snatch cigarettes and a till.
Drivers have been told to seek alternative routes after a gas leak forced a main road to close.
A busy sliproad has been closed due to flooding as Storm Henk batters county
A 10-bedroom Kent mansion which hosted Pink Floyd and Jane Austen is on the market for £2.5 million.
Furious residents have hit out at proposals to build an “ugly” four-storey retirement block on an abandoned railway station car park.
A Kent council has become the latest to hike fines in a bid to combat littering and make money.
A historic 17th century village pub which fell on hard times now has a new future as a vintage tea room.
A derelict building is being restored once again as a bed and breakfast, assuaging local fears that the structure could be turned into flats.
A man who plagued his ex-girlfriend with phone calls and messages attempted to contact her even while in prison on remand for his alarming behaviour.
A former police officer will stand trial accused of keeping his warrant card and a can of PAVA incapacitant spray after leaving the force.
Footage shows the moment a protester was held back after waving a placard in front of horses during a Boxing Day parade.
A police probe has been launched and CCTV images released after a £7,000 ring was reportedly stolen
Bosses behind the £20m redevelopment of a hotel admit that two years on they are still struggling to find shops or restaurants to fill empty units.
They are rarely seen and never touched – but letters worth close to £1m from one of the nation’s most celebrated authors are kept in Kent’s vaults.
A Kent village is trying to put a lid on new housing expansion by creating its own neighbourhood plan with legal clout to resist “over-development”.
A divorcee who harassed her former husband of 20 years ignored warnings from police to stop sending him ‘disconcerting’ emails.
This Christmas pooches across the county are hoping for a new family, from loveable labradors to bouncy bulldogs.
A couple running one Kent’s last remaining market gardens fear the land could be sold for redevelopment.
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