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Kent one-day result stands

Kent one-day result stands

The ECB has refused to change the result of the Kent Women's One-Day Cup match.

Kent skipper opts to sit out

Kent skipper opts to sit out

Kent captain Rob Key has dropped himself - after just three matches.

Delays ease after car hits central reservation

Delays ease after car hits central reservation

Traffic queued for much of the morning after a Renault was involved in an accident on the A2.

Tories secure huge majority on Canterbury City Council

Tories secure huge majority on Canterbury City Council

We brought you all the action as almost 200 candidates fought for 39 seats in Canterbury, Whitstable and Herne Bay.

Teen critical in hospital after ambulance crash

Teen critical in hospital after ambulance crash

A teenager was left fighting for his life in hospital with serious injuries after a crash with an ambulance on an emergency call-out.

Attacked by a gang of youths

Attacked by a gang of youths

A 37-year-old man suffered a broken eye socket when he stood up to teenage thugs.

‘I went up deck for some fresh air and just got lucky’

‘I went up deck for some fresh air and just got lucky’

As Europe remembers the end of the Second World War in Europe, veterans remember the triumphs, the tragedies, and the comrades that didn't return.

Brazier secures comfortable Tory win

Brazier secures comfortable Tory win

Conservative Julian Brazier has been voted in as the Member of Parliament for Canterbury and Whitstable for a seventh term.

30 supercars set for Lydden

30 supercars set for Lydden

A field full of supercars including world champion Petter Solberg have entered Lydden Hill's round of the FIA World Rallycross Championship.

Women and boys among 16 arrested in police raids

Women and boys among 16 arrested in police raids

Suspected drug dealers and cannabis growers have been questioned after homes were raided across the county.

Burglars steal earthquake fund in two raids on charity

Burglars steal earthquake fund in two raids on charity

Thieves have made off with cash destined for the victims of the Nepal earthquake after raiding a Salvation Army centre twice in a few days.

Wilks joins World Rallycross line-up

Wilks joins World Rallycross line-up

Two time British Rally Champion Guy Wilks is to join the World Rallycross Championship lineup at Lydden Hill over the May Bank Holiday weekend.

Adams: Important to stay positive

Adams: Important to stay positive

Jimmy Adams insists Kent have the recipe for success, despite their winless start to the season.

Denly rues missing out on ton

Denly rues missing out on ton

Joe Denly was left disappointed after falling short of a century three years to the day after last reaching three figures in the championship

Key: We need to improve

Key: We need to improve

Rob Key has opened up about Kent’s slow start admitting he is under pressure having “not done his job” so far this season.

Wilson's delight over Scotland coaching role

Wilson's delight over Scotland coaching role

Canterbury Hockey Club Ladies player-coach Jen Wilson has been invited to join the coaching staff of the Scottish national team.

Every vote will count in close-run election

Every vote will count in close-run election

A council boss is warning if you don't get out and vote, you cannot complain about the decisions politicians make.

Turner looking for closure

Turner looking for closure

Faversham boss Ray Turner says the club’s presentation evening offers the chance to provide closure after their dramatic end to the season.

Kent have to settle for draw after final day drama

Kent have to settle for draw after final day drama

Kent’s winless run extended to eight LV= County Championship games after falling short in a dramatic run-chase against Leicestershire at Canterbury.

A Hoad off my mind: He who dares, loses...

A Hoad off my mind: He who dares, loses...

KM Group journalist Alex Hoad investigates valid reasons why wanting your team to lose, might be socially acceptable, plus some staggering facts.

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