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Two men spotted scrapping in a city centre garden tried to avoid arrest - by telling officers they were doing an Irish jig.
A former headteacher slipped into a coma and died on a charity trip to Africa two months after a fall, an inquest was told.
A judge had to take a second look after sending out 12 jury members to consider their verdict... to find 13 coming back in!
A mother-of-six who stole £36,000 from the taxpayer's been spared jail on the day Britain's top lawyer calls for tougher sentences for benefit cheats.
As entries flood in for this year's Ward and Partners Children's Awards, we speak to 2012 winner Ella Eastwood.
Canterbury Ladies made a stunning start to their Investec National Premier Division campaign with a superb opening-day victory at champions Reading.
As a public consultation starts today, transport bosses say support is already emerging for a return to the controversial traffic trial in Canterbury.
A moose is loose in this country for the first time in thousands of years.
Canterbury suffered last-gasp heartbreak for the second straight week in National 2 South as two late tries lead to defeat at Cambridge.
A man has been arrested after a suspected arson attack on the former base of the Canterbury Sea Cadets in Puckle Lane.
A man has been arrested after a woman was assaulted and several cars damaged in the early hours of this morning.
Drivers face rush-hour traffic chaos after two separate multi-vehicle crashes in Canterbury
A student has walked free after being acquitted of lashing out at a flatmate with a bat and trashing his room.
A man claimed he was training his dog after he was seen attacking it in the street.
Andy Pratt admits Canterbury face a stiff test as they seek to recover from a disappointing start to the season in National 2 South.
Canterbury Hockey Club’s men and women begin their new National Premier Division seasons on Saturday looking to build on their success of last season.
Lilywhites manager Ray Turner is focused on making history when Faversham visit Cray Wanderers in the FA Cup first qualifying round on Sunday.
Herne Bay’s blank weekend has left manager Sam Denly with mixed feelings.
A woman who lost four puppies to the deadly parvovirus has today called for more dog vaccinations
Council bosses refuse to hold a public debate about the traffic situation in Canterbury, so the Kentish Gazette is hosting one instead.
