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A builder has spoken of his shock at being fined £150 by “predatory” litter wardens after
Kent lost seven wickets for just 22 runs on their way to a nine-wicket defeat at Middlesex on Saturday.
A plan to erect BT street hubs – which would provide free wifi – has been rejected over fears they would harm a town centre.
“Alarmed” residents have hit out at the “annihilation” of an orchard to make way for a housing development.
Kent almost wiped out a first-innings deficit before bad light ended play four overs early at Lord’s on day two.
Two teenagers have been robbed of their iPhones by a group of masked youths near a park notorious for violent crime.
Two arrests have been made after officers found youths with screwdrivers and pliers in a railway station car park.
Kent lost six wickets on day one at Lord’s – but in-form opener Ben Compton remains at the crease.
A mum left trapped in a “home from hell” riddled with mould and rotting ceilings for two years says she fears the walls could collapse at any moment.
A crown court has this month bid farewell to two criminal judges who take with them more than a decade of experience.
The man convicted of killing mum and daughter Lin and Megan Russell says Levi Bellfield has signed a fresh written confession to the murders.
Progress has been made in Canterbury City’s long search for a new ground - but any potential city return is a few years away yet.
News a discount food store in one of Kent’s most deprived areas is to close has sparked fears for low-income families who rely on its bargain prices.
Her royal highness unveiled a plaque in Kent today to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of a refugee charity.
Australian overseas fast bowler Wes Agar will be prepared to put his “ego on the hook” in pursuit of wickets for Kent.
Here’s everything you need to know about why a wage dispute could lead to bins being left uncollected – and which parts of the county will be hit...
The UK’s first vegan cat café, which has been in the works for more than five years, is finally set to open next month.
Police and paramedics were called to a park following concerns for a person’s welfare.
An ‘Akita-type’ dog has been seized after almost 50 lambs were killed or injured in a horrific attack.
A shopper says he has been put off using his nearby supermarket after seeing dust and dirt in the freezers on two occasions.
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