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Vintage farming equipment, an indoor soft play unit and a marquee to go under the hammer after popular attraction closes its doors.
As Kent marks Remembrance Day to honour the fallen, two Army veterans have told how they were reunited by chance after almost 50 years.
Dubbed the town with the worst lights and tree in Britain, Herne Bay comes back fighting.
A woman was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a car flipped onto its roof in an early-morning crash.
A corking new business is planning to transform part of the Kent countryside into a winery to produce high-quality sparkling wine.
Canterbury’s three-match winning streak in National 2 South came to a shuddering halt as they allowed hosts Shelford to come from behind to win 23-12.
Canterbury Ladies kept pace with Investec National Premier Division leaders Reading with a comprehensive 9-0 win at struggling Olton & West Warwicks.
A man arrested after his name emerged in the cannibal plot trial of a US policeman has today appeared in court accused of a string of offences.
A father-of-two killed when he plunged a knife into his own heart was left for 11 hours by his girlfriend who pulled the blade out, an inquest heard.
Five three-week-old kittens left starving when they were abandoned in the cold are on the road to recovery after being saved by chance.
Budget clothing chain will open in Canterbury next year.
The National Grid has today revealed which area of the Kent countryside it wants to cut through to build up to 70 electricity pylons.
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A woman plunged a knife into her lover during a row about text messages... before asking her dad to look after her baby so she could clean up blood.
A former police officer pocketed hundreds of pounds from customers' greeting cards to fund his gambling addiction while working as a postman.
Herne Bay’s return to form faces a stiff test when they travel to Ryman League, Division 1 South leaders Walton Casuals on Saturday.
Canterbury captain Michael Farrer has targeted a winning streak to finish the first half of their schedule and secure a place in the play-off race.
Canterbury head coach Andy Pratt says injuries have taken the gloss off the club’s fine run to within seven points of the top of National 2 South.
Whitstable Town manager Nicky Southall hopes his side’s Trophy form can spark a league winning run to prevent the need to “look over their shoulder.”
Faversham Town boss Ray Turner says despite his side's poor run of form, he is pleased that the club seems to be making progress off the field.
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