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Police investigating a street assault that saw two men taken to hospital have released images of three boys they want to identify.
A New Zealand international has joined Kent on a multi-format deal until the end of the season - barring any potential international call-ups.
Union members have voted for further strikes as the dispute over pay for bin workers continues.
A high street is bouncing back from the gloom of the pandemic – welcoming five new brands and the return of another.
A road will be closed for up to six days after a water main burst
A man has been accused of groping a woman on a university campus which he was reportedly banned from being on.
A Citroen dealership will close as bosses cut ties with the French car-makers after 20 years.
The Proclaimers have cancelled a concert in Kent this weekend.
Athletics helped Canterbury teen Charlotte Henrich find her voice – and she is now ready to make some noise at the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games.
A six-week road closure has wreaked havoc on village businesses – with one warning they may have to lay off staff to stay afloat.
After almost a month of bin strikes and recycling being sent to landfill to keep up with collections, workers and the authority remain at a stalemate.
A Kent council has approved plans to reopen a disused Park and Ride site in the face of accusations it is “gambling with residents’ money”.
Emergency services descended on a road and helped rescue a man from a car after it overturned.
A former Lord Mayor said to have been the epitome of what a local councillor should be has died.
A pre-school where a little girl wandered out into the middle of a main road was found to have inadequate security and safeguarding measures.
Two researchers have told how they discovered a message from the heavens on a cathedral roof – which could reveal how life on Earth began.
Joey Evison and Ben Compton centuries helped Kent Spitfires get their One-Day Cup defence off to a rain-disrupted but winning start against Yorkshire.
Residents and traders are urging potential buyers of a doomed supermarket not to consider turning the land into housing.
Police have arrested a man and a woman after passengers on a train raised concerns over the way children were being treated on-board.
Refuse workers have sparked fury after being caught on camera mixing residents’ glass and paper recycling together during collections.
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