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Motorcyclist Michael Jayes, 19, is accused of causing the death of John Hobson, 61, on a zebra crossing.
A fall-out between two business pals led to a “misguided” youngster threatening to take deadly revenge.
Deborah Capon, who has taught at a dance college in Whitstable for 40 years, has died.
Police investigators and the Kent Search and Rescue Team are combing woods this afternoon in search of a missing man.
A former squaddie gave police a telltale clue after being stopped while driving erratically... he had white powder all over his nose.
This wildcat kitten could help save its species from extinction as it is hand-reared at a Kent wildlife park.
Southeastern trains have been severely affected after a man died when he was hit by a high-speed train on the line in Kent this afternoon.
One reveller in Canterbury displayed a naked ambition to get noticed yesterday.
The gritty thriller Southcliffe aired last night to mixed reviews... but what did you think of the show, shot largely in Kent?
One of Kent's most senior barristers has warned innocent people could be convicted following cuts to the Legal Aid budget.
A thief given an embarrassing dressing down from his mum on Facebook after claiming his human rights were breached has now admitted he was wrong.
Thousands lined the streets of Whitstable on Saturday, as the 116th annual carnival arrived in town.
A mum has told of her anger after being told the driver who caused her cyclist son's death will never be charged.
A family of seven escaped from a smoking minivan just moments before it burst into flames on the A2 near Canterbury this morning.
A young woman had a lucky escape after she sparked a fire by lighting a cigarette and falling asleep in the early hours of this morning.
Anthony Dighton from Ashford has won kmfm's Sign Me Win Me competition, bagging himself a brand new Peugeot 107 from Motorline Peugeot Canterbury.
A man has been arrested after a conductor was headbutted while checking tickets on a train in Kent.
Live Aid legend Sir Bob Geldof is showing little charity to a neighbour in a row over a garden gate near his Kent country estate.
The showpiece of a festival celebrating Kent's links to artist Marcel Duchamp is going on show today... a 12ft urinal!
A student has been told to pay £600 compensation to a woman whose hand was nearly torn off by an out-of-control dog he was walking.