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Police investigating a burglary have issued an e-fit of a man they would like to speak to.
East Kent's health trust boss says the outcome of a government inspection is impossible to predict.
A pensioner who died after being hit by a car knew the man behind the wheel.
People will have the chance to speed round Lydden Hill from the comfort of their armchairs after the race circuit was included in a computer game.
A Doberman with a love of classical music has been in a shelter for over six months.
A boss has paid tribute to "a dedicated professional" after a second person dies following three vehicle pile-up.
Properties obliterated in a city centre blaze will be rebuilt using the same construction method.
Superstar singer John Newman has revealed he has moved to the county and is enjoying the local nightlife - when the door staff let him in, that is!
A workman has been left with a "deep and serious wound" after falling onto a scaffolding pole at a construction site
A heroin and crack cocaine user has been jailed after four students returned from a Christmas break and found their home had been burgled.
A grieving dog owner has spoken of his shock after a council told him to dig up his beloved pooch he buried in his garden.
There will be a fresh look to Canterbury Rugby Club’s line-up next season, with an international prop and three New Zealanders joining the squad.
Kent lose by six wickets in their LV= Country Championship Division 2 clash at Surrey.
Kent Spitfires assistant coach Matt Walker can see the desire in his players’ eyes.
South African born batsman Sean Dickson has signed for Kent after scoring plenty of runs in all formats for the 2nd XI in his first season.
A crash between a van and a car is causing traffic delays on a major road.
A girls' secondary has unveiled proposals for a new school after securing government funding.
Police take three men to Dover Immigration Centre after they are found walking along a major road.
Nearby bonfire blamed for starting shed fires in a village where the smoke could be seen from the A2
More than 100 people, businessed and charities have pledged their support to the families whose homes have been destroyed by a huge fire.