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Police are appealing for help to track down a stalker wanted in connection with breaching a court order.
Canterbury Rugby Club have appointed their first director of rugby - and it's a well-known man on the Kent rugby scene.
A mum has told how her son was diagnosed with cancer following a frustrating battle in which he endured 'countless' telephone appointments with GPs.
It's time to brush off your little one's most adorable outfit, as the Kentish Gazette's Cute Kids competition is back for another year.
The owners of "illegal" structures built in woodland are appealing against council enforcement notices ordering them to be torn down.
A popular restaurant known for its quirky meal names and messy burgers has unexpectedly shut - marking the end of its presence in Kent.
Kent captain Sam Billings helped Lahore Qalandars retain their Pakistan Super League title in thrilling fashion.
A school dating back 1,500 years will bag £1.3 million when it sells off a huge chunk of land earmarked for a sweeping development.
Ramblers will be able to walk among long-horn cattle, Iron Age pigs and Exmoor ponies roaming freely through a beauty spot.
Safety measures are being introduced along a notorious road where residents say homes “tremor like an earthquake” as lorries whizz past.
Australian bowler Kane Richardson will provide exactly what Kent need for this summer's T20 Blast campaign, according to head coach Matt Walker.
Legendary Rahul Dravid has played a helping hand as Kent have signed an Indian international bowler for five 2023 County Championship matches.
A legendary musician who played with Paul McCartney and helped put together the iconic theme tune from The Pink Panther has died at the age of 88.
An abandoned factory and woodlands could still pose a “biohazard” to humans - as experts warn soil and water may be contaminated with Mad Cow Disease.
An elderly couple have been left "angry and astonished" after brazen fly-tippers dumped 80 tyres on their drive.
Villagers fear proposals for a huge housing development "cause huge devastation at every level".
Railway services have been disrupted this afternoon due to a tree on the line.
A water leak that has been flowing on a road for two months has been labelled 'treacherous'.
Supermarket shoppers have been asked to put their groceries back on the shelves following a power cut.
A glamping site described as "quirky" by supporters will operate for up to seven months a year - despite fears it would spark parking "pandemonium".
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