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The artist behind a controversial water sculpture of a woman lying in a river says he would not change anything about it.
A woman who failed to get vet treatment for her cat who was suffering from dental disease has been banned from keeping animals for five years.
The £8 million transformation of a leisure centre will be revealed next month, after four years in the making.
It is 10 years since ‘the Canterbury Cannibal’ was sentenced - a case which exposed dark and twisted fantasies which stretched across the Atlantic.
A KFC in Kent has been rated one of the most unhygienic in the country after an inspector blasted its “poor” level of cleaning.
A teen caught in a police sting messaging an undercover officer he believed was 13 has been spared jail.
Departing coach Matt Walker doesn’t expect the fact there is virtually nothing on their last match this season to impact Kent players’ mentality.
A man filmed himself throwing his ex-girlfriend’s cat against a wall and then sent the horrifying video to her, a court has been told.
Thousands of people will be heading to Adisham near Canterbury tomorrow for the highlight of the farming year.
Barry Phelan is a force to be reckoned with on the international stage - despite opposition from elite competitors with plenty of years in hand.
A courier struck and killed a clergyman with her van as he made his way to a retreat for respite from caring for his dementia-stricken wife.
A man stabbed outside a pub was denied entry to the boozer as a bystander closed the door on him after the landlady saw he was clutching a gun.
Drivers have been facing lengthy delays after a major route was shut forcing traffic to grind to halt.
A 49-21 National League 2 East win over Worthing made it three victories on the spin for Canterbury - their best start to a season in several years.
A mothballed Park & Ride site reopened to much opposition is causing more pollution than it prevents and losing almost £30,000 a month.
An artist behind a sculpture of a woman submerged in a river says he did not intend for it to be divisive, after calls for it to be removed.
A huge queue formed outside a tattoo parlour as the business offered £20 flash sale.
A dentist looking to tackle the ‘massive demand’ for care and a long waiting list is hoping to expand into a residential property next door.
A developer says stumping up £60k it pledged to a council - which approved its plans to build a block of flats - is now “unaffordable”.
A long-awaited slip-road off the A2 branded “absolutely daft” by critics faces more delays – six years after it was first approved.
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