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Speeding and reckless overtaking on a hazardous stretch have sparked fears pedestrians walking on the narrow pavement could be "sucked" into the road.
Kent's director of cricket Paul Downton predicts there is a huge summer ahead with a home Ashes series around the corner.
Canterbury MP Rosie Duffield has claimed Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer failed to inform her of his first visit to Kent ahead of upcoming elections.
A developer has had his plans to turn a long-empty village pub into a home rejected, despite arguing it is no longer viable as a business.
Electric-powered rallycross cars will take on their internal combustion counterparts when the new season starts at Lydden Hill over Easter.
A youth hub will boast an impressive range of activities, including a virtual reality gaming zone, if given the go-ahead in 'much-needed' plans.
A gas engineer who attacked and kidnapped a rough sleeper - by ordering him into the back of a Transit van - has avoided jail.
Fast bowler Nathan Gilchrist admits it feels nice to be surrounded by other talented young Kent players - including his house-mate!
It will be a case of evolution rather than revolution for Kent opener Ben Compton this summer.
An ambitious multi-million pound scheme to create a new winery in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty could be approved next week.
Officers investigating the destruction of a display showing a drag queen at a Pride event have spoken to a man in connection with the incident.
Batsman Zak Crawley insists his sole focus at the moment is on making a good start to the summer with Kent.
Both Canterbury 2nds and Dover Sharks face an anxious wait - with the former now having been crowned Kent 2 champions under unusual circumstances.
A father-of-three who lost his legs after a bomb blast hopes to become the first double above-the-knee amputee to scale the world’s tallest peak.
All-rounder Joey Evison feels he developed as a bowler over the winter as he looks ahead to his first full season at Kent.
A Vietnamese street food chain is set to open its first Kent branch - taking over the home of a popular burger bar that unexpectedly closed last week.
A rescue train has had to be be sent to remove one which developed a fault and subsequently blocked the line.
Police have released the image of a man who is wanted for a recall to prison.
A fast-food takeaway has been granted permission to open in a Grade II-listed property, despite concerns raised by heritage groups.
Plans have been submitted to turn a disused bus station building into a bubble tearoom, set to be the 19th in Kent.
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