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Nathan Morris claimed his second hat-trick of the National League 2 East campaign in Canterbury’s win at Worthing.
A woman who caused a crash that left a motorcyclist paralysed from the chest down has been “forgiven” by the man whose life she changed forever.
Plans for a block of flats next to a public toilet could be the “catalyst” for the regeneration of a long-neglected area, it is hoped.
The Home Secretary has reportedly snubbed an invitation to meet the Archbishop of Canterbury over his concerns about her approach to immigration.
An Australian bowler is to return to Kent in 2024 as one of their overseas players, head coach Matt Walker has revealed.
A dramatic final day of the County Championship season saw Kent secure Division 1 survival - thanks to a helping hand from Nottinghamshire.
An image of a man has been released after a railway worker was reportedly attacked as he checked passengers’ tickets.
Police are hunting for suspects after a man was stabbed outside a railway station.
Five suspects have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder following reports of a major disturbance last night outside a Waitrose.
A star-studded cast put on a splendidly silly show, recreating the true story of a royal heist in the Tower of London.
Witnesss have told of a frightening altercation among a group of men, some said to be holding axes.
Kent reached the required number of batting bonus points to make it a purely results-based equation to stay in Division 1 of the County Championship.
There is no rush from Kent’s hierarchy to make any captaincy calls, insists newly-appointed director of cricket Simon Cook.
Canterbury has been found to have the slowest broadband speeds of any UK city, according to new research.
Plans to build a housing estate of up to 95 homes on land owned by two former city councillors have officially been submitted.
A council has ended its venture into hosting weddings at a historic venue – after racking up a large deficit.
An unbeaten century by Joe Denly helped Kent establish a lead on day two of their County Championship Division 1 match with Lancashire at Canterbury.
A pub chef who stabbed a woman on a night out - and was identified to police by his own mum - has avoided jail.
Freshers’ week has a reputation for drunken revelry spilling out onto the streets – but how much mischief do students really get up to?
Kent let Lancashire off the hook on day one of their County Championship clash at Canterbury.
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