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A winner of The Apprentice was forced to swap leading jazz and soul artists for tribute acts because of poor ticket sales at an entertainment event.
A woman so drunk on Special Brew with a toddler in tow that she could not even cross the road has been spared jail.
A man who grabbed his girlfriend's throat and waved a kitchen knife in her face has been jailed for breaking her ankle with a wooden rounders bat.
The lowest paid staff at a Kent hospital trust will have to pay more than double to park at work.
What have the former Archbishop of Canterbury and this drag queen got in common?
Expect a bit of 'Mitchell' naughtiness in my panto role as the woodland Good Fairy in Canterbury, says actress Samantha Womack
A man who moved opposite an ambulance station says he is fed up with sirens blaring through the night.
Faversham Hop Festival organisers have come under fire from traders after trying to charge them up to £500 to have stalls outside their shops.
Two Muslim sisters claim they are victims of a 13-year race hate campaign in which pork fat and fish heads have been thrown into their garden.
A taxi driver minutes from death after becoming trapped in a water-filled ditch for 14 hours has spoken of his horrifying ordeal.
Whitstable boss Nicky Southall says this weekend’s venture into FA Cup action will be a welcome distraction after a frustrating start to the season.
Sam Denly has demanded a more ruthless approach from his Herne Bay side ahead of Saturday’s FA Cup preliminary round tie at Eastbourne United.
Ray Turner has his sights on a lucrative FA Cup run which will bring vital funds into Faversham Town.
The controversial road layout used during the Westgate Towers traffic trial is one of four options set to be put out to public consultation.
A Kent MP has spoken of his "grave" concerns about the consequences of British military action against the Assad regime in Syria.
Firefighters were scrambled to a roadside cafe this morning after thick smoke billowed from the kitchen.
The RSPCA has been inundated with offers to rehome dozens of starving kittens dumped in woodland... as their condition improves significantly.
A sewer blockage was the reason bathers were warned against going into the water off a seaside town.
Families are kicking up a stink after they woke up to find more than a foot of sewage seeping through their gardens.
A documentary charting the lives of those in a small Kent village is starring in a film festival next month.
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