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A council has ordered a landowner to stop bulldozing an idyllic countryside plot over fears it is being turned into a gypsy site.
Bobby Clay was ecstatic after putting her injury nightmare behind her to set a new Personal Best time at the Loughborough International Athletics.
Recalled Kent bowler Mitch Claydon says the squad are hopeful they can build on Friday’s T20 win when they travel to Gloucestershire on Monday.
A 90-year-old woman had her purse, a gold ring and cash stolen after a cold caller got into her home.
Bouncers looked on in horror as a hot-headed cocaine addict who was kicked out of a nightclub returned with a gun and fired it 15 times.
Uniformed marshals are being sent out to patrol the streets to crackdown on late-night problems caused by rowdy students.
A nine-year-old girl was given oxygen by firefighters after a fire started in a family bathroom.
The parents of a Vietnamese teenager hit by an ambulance en route to an emergency call are being flown to the UK to be by his bedside.
Hospices chief executive Cate Russell says other options to rebuild or refurbish are less attractive and mean closing the beds for years.
Detectives investigating the death of a man on the A2 have established his identity.
Kent Spitfires produced a dramatic fightback to snatch a narrow seven run win over Sussex Sharks at the Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, on Friday night.
Kent assistant coach Matt Walker is optimistic about the Spitfires’ NatWest T20 Blast campaign, despite the strength of the opposition they will face.
The shape of things to come with cinema, shops and housing planned for 10-acre Kingsmead site in central Canterbury.
Assistant coach Matt Walker says he expects Kent skipper Rob Key to turn out for the 2nd XI next week as he bids to return to form with the bat.
James Tredwell is relieved to have avoided the tag of a one-cap Test wonder but admits he returned from yet another England tour a frustrated figure.
Daniel Bell-Drummond has dismissed any talk of international honours and says he just hopes his purple patch can continue in Kent’s forthcoming games.
A gang tried to throw a young man from a city wall in a second brutal attack allegedly carried out by the group.
Injections into his kneecap aren’t the only thing causing Kent all-rounder Ben Harmison pain – there's also the plight of his beloved Necastle United.
Kent’s wait for an LV= County Championship Division 2 win goes on after being frustrated by a dogged Glamorgan side on the final day at Canterbury.
KM Group sports journalist Alex Hoad on why Kevin Pietersen should not play for England again and a welcome addition to our national game.
