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Facebook owners Meta has awarded funding for a weekend festival organised by one of Kent’s biggest residents’ groups on the social media site.
A man reportedly tried to sexually assault a woman near a park in the early hours of the morning.
University students in the county have been given zero marks after being found to have used AI bots such as ChatGPT to cheat in their assessments.
An Indian takeaway has been fined for putting lives at risk after inspectors found it had no smoke alarms and several inadequate fire safety measures.
A 4,000-home estate has been given the final sign-off after developers agreed to pump millions of pounds into improving local infrastructure.
New artist’s impressions reveal how a council’s new high street office could look as the authority prepares to move.
Paul Downton is to retire as Kent director of cricket at the end of this season.
Critics who branded the demolition of four character homes “sickening” admit they are “pleasantly surprised” by the flats built in their place.
Dozens of bin workers have walked out today in a dispute over pay – with thousands of homes left with uncollected rubbish.
Two men were injured after being attacked by teenagers in a town centre.
A long-awaited relief road scheme to ease one of Kent’s worst traffic blackspots could start this year - but will cost the taxpayer £12 million more.
A primary school previously criticised for poor results and dwindling pupil numbers is celebrating after a glowing Ofsted report.
Baristas dumped piles of rubbish outside a high street cafe, creating a “horrible mess” with passers-by mistaking the sacks for charity donations.
Kent Spitfires narrowly missed out on a T20 Blast Quarter-Final place as they lost away to South Group winners Somerset in a televised game.
The new managers of a pub want to woo villagers back with their classic grub, but aren’t reversing a cash-free rule.
E-scooters being ridden on public streets in Kent should be seized and crushed, says the man responsible for overseeing policing in the county.
Bowler Matt Quinn doesn’t reckon Kent Spitfires will change too much ahead of a potentially crucial group stage-ending T20 Blast clash.
A 32-year-old night carer stole precious jewellery from elderly women with dementia as they slept.
A woman has told how she often works 60-hour weeks across three jobs and even forages for food just to stay above the poverty line.
Customers could be able to grab a sausage roll or steak bake at all hours if Greggs’ bid for a 24-hour licence at a high street branch is approved.
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