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Controversial plans to move part of a major concrete-making firm into an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty have been approved.
Daniel Bell-Drummond and Joe Denly should use time out of Kent’s first-team squad to get ready for their T20 Blast campaign, says coach Matt Walker.
Traders are set to return to a historic market after those behind the decision to break it up suffered a heavy defeat at the local elections.
A Kent cricketer discovered he had skin cancer after almost putting off a screening organised by his club.
Discussions to form a centre-left coalition council have begun after the Conservatives were ousted as the leading party at last week’s elections.
A gym buff father-of-one was found with muscle-building steroids and “party drugs” after leading police on a car chase through a city centre.
Slow-starting Kent came good late on against Hampshire to win their opening match of the 2023 Bill Beaumont County Championship.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, wearing a rock band apron, served lunches at a homelessness centre .
The former home of a quirky cafe on a busy high street has been sold at auction for the second time in seven months.
Opener Ben Compton is confident Kent’s batsmen have enough firepower to return to winning ways in the County Championship.
The Conservatives have lost control of Canterbury council in shock results, which saw Labour double their hold.
A Kent college group has achieved a “UK first” by being awarded top marks by Ofsted under new guidelines.
A homeless man who tried stealing diamond rings from a jewellers was arrested after a brave shop worker chased him down.
A dessert parlour serving up bubble waffles could be set to open its first UK branch in Kent.
A teenage girl was robbed of a £200 coat by a boy she feared was carrying a knife.
Scenes for a new thriller from the creators of Peaky Blinders are to be filmed in Canterbury Cathedral and around the city centre later this month.
A trio who left a stranger permanently scarred after attacking him in a pub doorway as his terrified girlfriend begged them to stop have been jailed.
New organisers of an annual food and drink festival promise to make it even bigger and better when it returns this year.
Canterbury wheelchair tennis player Ruben Harris continued his good start to 2023 with his third doubles title of the year.
A bid to transform a disused bus station building into a bubble tearoom has been given the green light, despite concerns about competiton.
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