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Kent is set to cement its dubious reputation as a legal high shop stronghold... as a new store opens up this week.
Stunned schoolchildren watched in horror as a teacher landed on her head when she toppled backwards 20ft onto a road through a broken rail.
A businessman who considered selling legal highs has backtracked after receiving threats and being criticised by angry Facebook campaigners.
Homes have been flooded as the deluge worsens and water levels continue to rise.
Dignitaries including John Major and Lord Carrington packed into Canterbury Cathedral today, for a memorial service to the late Lord Kingsdown.
A student has had a relationship ruined, lost her job and missed out on a top degree after a two-year ordeal at the hands of a creepy stalker.
Sam Denly expects leaders Peacehaven & Telscombe to provide a tough challenge at Winch’s Field on Saturday – if the game goes ahead.
Whitstable players have been told to manage their time better or face being left out of manager Nicky Southall’s plans.
A remorseless thug smuggled a mobile phone into his police cell to take a picture - before posting it on Facebook.
Michael Farrer claims Canterbury are well set to bounce back from this year's defeat to make another assault on the national indoor title next season.
A Ford Ka, which hit a lamp post, blocks one lane of London bound carriageway.
Faversham boss Ray Turner has no problem with the Lilywhites grinding out wins if it means they achieve their aim of a return to the play-offs.
Canterbury Ladies player-coach Jen Wilson says the Investec National Premier Division leaders can’t wait to resume their campaign this weekend.
A criminal who forged a letter claiming he had died when he was due in court is finally behind bars after being tracked down.
Police are appealing for information after a 26-year-old man was found with a bloody nose in Whitstable on Saturday night
The popular Whitstable street artist revealed his latest sketch in Harbour Street.
Whitstable fire crews spent 40 minutes tackling the fire last night in Marine Crescent, Tankerton.
A students' union has been branded "distasteful" for using a portrait of dictator Joseph Stalin to promote upcoming leadership elections.
The leader of Canterbury City Council has today revealed it will no longer support houses being built on Kingsmead Field.
Kent Highways have tweeted a series of road closures across Canterbury in the aftermath of the weekend's flooding
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