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Canterbury City have found a new home for next season as they move for the second successive campaign.
Two tries on the stroke of half-time were pivotal as Canterbury fell short at Old Albanians in National League 2 East.
The owner of a bar forced to close amid rocketing costs and competition from chains is imploring people to use independents - or lose them for good.
A park blighted by crime will be permanently locked overnight at weekends - and automatic gates could be installed to extend close it mid-week.
Beach-goers lighting up disposable barbecues face £100 fines as new rules are set to be introduced in a Kent district.
A car has flipped on a busy ring road outside a university campus after a collision involving a cyclist and two vehicles.
A woman who feels like she is being "shot by a thousand bullets" when she showers describes living with one of the world's most painful conditions.
Kent are working on a deal to sign another overseas player who will be available at the start of the season.
Teenager Olly Downs has enjoyed a fine start to the year which has included a second-placed finish at a national event.
The future of a Post Office has been thrown into doubt after the owners revealed plans to turn their shop into four-bedroom homes.
A village pub has closed just a year after its long-anticipated reopening under the leadership of a top-rated restaurant.
A centuries-old landmark has been designated as “at risk” by the government's heritage watchdog in a “highly embarrassing” blow to council bosses.
Two crashes involving a total of five vehicles caused delays on an A-road at rush hour.
Head coach Matt Walker is optimistic Kent can challenge at the right end of County Championship Division 1 this summer.
A painting of a historic "monumental view" by a Kent artist in his hometown is set to be sold at auction but potential buyers will need deep pockets.
A music bar has closed after 16 years with bosses saying a leisure complex bringing more chains to the city has made it impossible to compete.
A plastic-free, ethical food and goods store is set to launch offering everything from pasta to shampoo - and even alcohol.
A council looks set to reject proposals to bring in an identification system for fast food delivery riders in a busy high street.
Residents will be able to use a historic entrance into a Cathedral after a successful campaign - but for the first time ever, they will have to pay.
A Kent Police officer is due to appear in court to face claims he abused his position by pursuing a sexual relationship with a witness.
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