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Off-colour Canterbury suffered a third successive defeat at the weekend - and they could face a battle to beat the drop.
Doctors have been denied leave to attend their own weddings, forced to use bins as chairs and left unable to use consulting rooms at Kent hospitals.
A long-neglected high street building once home to Burton and Dorothy Perkins could soon be transformed into a rooftop restaurant.
A woman who drove her car after drinking two large glasses of wine, overtook an ambulance, hit a kerb and ended up on a roundabout.
A magazine has ranked a “shocked” former Canterbury Golf Club head professional 51st on their list of the 100 most influential people in world golf.
People are being urged to take extra care overnight as falling temperatures are expected to lead to freezing conditions across Kent.
Plans to turn a historic high street building into a nail bar with a “more modern and appealing” shopfront have been blasted as “horrendous”.
Stunned librarians stumbled across a 3,500-year-old tool “hiding away in a store room” while they were tidying up.
A thug who was spotted punching the window of a Range Rover, later punched two police officers, one on the forehead and another in the throat.
A scheme cracking down on weekend crime inside a trouble-hit park appears set to be made permanent.
Shocking figures obtained by KentOnline reveal as many as 1,500 bins across are being missed across the county each week.
A family has paid tribute to an 86-year-old former pub landlord who collapsed after a shift at a supermarket.
Police drones have been hovering over parts of a Kent town as part of a crackdown on unruly bikers.
An investigation has been launched after a man exposed himself along a busy route in broad daylight.
An "exceptional and intriguing" historic house where the Deans of Canterbury Cathedral once retreated to the countryside has been put up for sale.
Chairman Simon Philip is saddened to see Kent fans engaging in “ad hominem attacks” on social media.
A man who was angry he'd been made homeless threw a bin at a police car.
Police have released images of two people they would like to speak to after a man had his bank card stolen.
It was a National League 2 East afternoon to forget for Canterbury against Barnes.
Having been criticised by colleagues as well as Nigel Farage, Rod Liddle and Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Kent council leader tells us why he is misunderstood.
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