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Striking bin workers have rejected a fresh salary offer which a council leader described as a “good day’s pay for a full day’s work”.
Two friends who ran out of money while on a double date extended their drinking session by stealing luxury alcohol from a city centre store.
Captain Jack Leaning insisted Kent’s decision to bat first was down to the pitch at Beckenham rather than a winning formula.
Skipper Jack Leaning impressed with bat and ball as Kent Spitfires beat Middlesex at Beckenham on Sunday.
The first female head in the more than 1,400-year history of a Kent school is seeking to lead it into a new modern era.
A Kent high street could become the centre of a “24-hour city” as calls grow for more nightspots to open round the clock.
Jack Leaning led from the front as Kent Spitfires eased past hosts Surrey in a Metro Bank One-Day Cup contest which also featured a dream debut cameo.
There has been more Commonwealth Youth Games joy for teenage Canterbury runner Charlotte Henrich.
Striking binmen will no longer march through a city centre today after a Kent council agreed to meet workers' pay demands.
After a month of bin strikes a Kent council has agreed to meet workers’ pay demands – but only if staff agree they can no longer finish early.
A university has told stunned student nurses they are not fully qualified.
A 17-year-old all-rounder is set to join his uncle in Kent Spitfires’ Metro Bank One-Day Cup squad this summer.
Matt Parkinson’s move to Kent is not just a fresh start on the field - it’s a change of scenery for the leg-spinner off it.
A fairtrade shop which began as a boot fair stall 40 years ago, and sells weird and wonderful products from across the world, is still going strong.
Kent Spitfires suffered a second Metro Bank One Day Cup group A defeat in four days after losing by 125 runs to Lancashire at Blackpool on Wednesday.
A man has appeared in court charged with fraud and going equipped to steal after a bike and bankcard were stolen.
New city centre routes for cyclists, said to pit bikers against pedestrians, have been blasted by residents and a campaign group.
Teenage runner Charlotte Henrich is celebrating after she earned a Commonwealth Youth Games medal.
Bin workers could strike for a further four weeks as a council says it will accept recycling mixed with general waste.
Nathan Gilchrist’s return from injury has to be in the limelight - but Kent won’t rush him back.
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