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Police have now been stood down after a woman said to have threatened to jump from a building has been led to safety.
People are being warned not to approach this violent prisoner who is being sought by Kent Police and might be armed.
Firefighters have cut the roof off a car after a hit-and-run outside Herne Bay fire station today.
Two options for a line of 70 pylons cutting through the county's countryside have been put out to public consultation
A council has decided to take legal action against an indoor play area where a six-year-old girl sliced her fingers open in an imported fan.
A young man hit and killed by a lorry as walked along the A2 has been named as George Mitchell from Canterbury.
Fabian Cowdrey says he has done his best to forget the illustrious family name and hopes to earn respect through his own efforts on the pitch.
The meteoric rise of Invicta East Kent AC's Bobby Clay has continued as she landed the crown of World Schools 1,500m champion in emphatic style.
A devoted couple injured when their car overturned on a roundabout have died within days of each other.
A student excluded from college turned up on campus wearing a mask and threatened staff with three knives from Poundland.
Canterbury Christ Church University has finally replaced former vice-chancellor Robin Baker, whose resignation last year is still shrouded in secrecy.
A pervert has been jailed for 14 years after photographing himself raping a girl.
The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders have paraded through Canterbury today as they prepare to leave the city after a decade.
A post box with "huge sentimental value" which was used by children to send Christmas and birthday wishes has been stolen.
Kent captain James Tredwell couldn’t quite take the chance to make history for England as they lost to India in the ICC Champion's Trophy Final.
Doubts have been cast over plans for a Tesco on the outskirts of a Kent seaside town after developers stalled a planning application.
A giant urinal will be wheeled around a seaside town to celebrate artist Marcel Duchamp's visit to the county a century ago.
Kent-born actor Orlando Bloom will be among the celebrities who are honoured on Hollywood's famous streets next year.
A new ale and cider celebration will host a range of Kent-based bands - and some fine tipple.
Witnesses describe seeing pool of blood outside the Beaney Museum in Canterbury
