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The council plans to radically increase social housing stock as waiting list hits 2,500 mark - with just home 25 sitting empty.
A farmer has been placed in an induced coma after being trampled by a herd of cows on her 76th birthday.
Canterbury's population of students has mushroomed in recent years - with both welcome and unwelcome consequences.
A parking firm which operates in Kent is embroiled in a scandal over faked time stamps - which wrongly targeted legal parkers.
Engineers were called to fix a set of railway barriers which became stuck.
Students too traumatised to return to their rented house after finding their friend dead inside face a £6,500 demand from their landlord.
A woman has been taken to hospital after a serious crash between a van and car.
Kent chief executive Jamie Clifford admits the county's Championship fortunes have to improve.
A motorcyclist has been treated by ambulance crews after coming off his bike on a busy city centre route.
Kent prospect Ryan Davies claims it would have been ‘silly’ to turn down the offer of a long-term contract to play first-team cricket at Somerset.
An elephant from a Spanish zoo is settling in at a Kent animal park, as bosses at the attraction defend trading their oldest bull for the new arrival.
A teenager will remain on bail as police continue to probe a crash which killed his girlfriend.
Detectives investigating a serious sexual assault in a car park have circulated a CCTV image of a man they want to question.
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A memorial plaque to a young mum murdered in a park has been snapped in half by "mindless" vandals.
A 16-year-old girl has been pulled to safety after becoming trapped in reeds in the River Stour.
A student who fled war crimes in Azerbaijan is being forced to cough up £15,000 in overseas student fees - despite living in the UK since she was 13.
A teenager remains in a stable condition in hospital after suffering stab wounds.
Royal representatives were among dozens of dignitaries at a service to remember the extraordinary life of former Lord Lieutenant Allan Willett today.
An elderly woman is in a serious condition in hospital after being crushed by a herd of 30 stampeding cattle in a field.
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