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A “selfish” universal credit case manager faked payment requests in the names of vulnerable claimants and then diverted the money to herself.
Piles of fast food litter blighting one of the county’s busiest tourist hotspots is creating a bad impression for visitors, a shop manager fears.
A drunk woman bit a police officer’s finger so hard that he had to “smack” her on the back of the head to make her let go.
Exclusive: A self-styled education guru has quit as chair of governors at a Kent grammar amid claims she lied about having a PhD from Cambridge.
A historic monument damaged by erosion has been added to a list of at-risk heritage landmarks.
A 20-year-old man suspected of stealing jewellery worth over £14,000 has also been accused of burglary and nabbing aftershave and chocolates.
A major route has reopened after almost two weeks of traffic chaos.
Kent’s biggest outdoor activities superstore is set to re-launch following a major re-fit to display its 250 clothing and equipment brands.
A road was blocked in both directions after a collision.
“Gushing waterfalls” from a drainage issue has sparked concerns among residents whose gardens are flooded as a result.
A council is seeking the public’s views on proposals for “radical” parking fee hikes amid mounting financial woes.
A left-arm quick bowler who played for South Africa at youth level has penned a two-year contract with Kent.
Young cricketers from The Canterbury Academy Trust are set to head on tour - but will need to help fundraise beforehand.
A gas company has responded to questions over whether employees are working the extended hours promised, in order for a major city route to reopen
Motorists have been dealt a further blow after a city’s main route has closed for emergency works amid complaints of gridlock hell.
A late try by Cameron Macmillan made sure of the bragging rights against rivals Westcombe Park in National League 2 East.
The emergency services were called to a busy roundabout after a car crashed into a metal barrier separating a dual carriageway.
A prolific thief with an “utterly dreadful” criminal record has been locked up after being found with a “toolkit” of instruments to break into cars.
A map of Kent in 1769, claimed to be the most beautiful ever produced, is going on sale in highly limited numbers.
A terrified dad says he was grabbed by the hair and punched in the face by a stranger during a road rage attack on his daily commute.
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