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Lowly Rochford dug deep to edge Canterbury in National League 2 East.
It was trophy time once again for Canterbury’s Jacob Bromley after a third national stock cars title in four years.
Kent bowler Nathan Gilchrist is being backed to have a successful international career one day.
After fending off “a number of offers”, a council has found buyers for three prominent car parks which are earmarked for housing.
A teachers union has confirmed its members plan to strike again next week - with the ongoing battle over pay coming no closer to a resolution.
An award-winning pub has gone viral after posting a video of staff attempting a blindfolded pint-pulling challenge - with messy results.
Canterbury have enjoyed some much-improved recent form and coach Matt Corker is keen to ensure the good times keep on rolling.
A KFC worker pulled over by police was found to be over the legal drink-drive limit and had downed several cans earlier that evening.
Details have emerged for a 425-pupil primary school to be built on a new development for 1,000 homes.
A project transforming one of the main routes between two Kent towns has sparked a backlash from “heartbroken” residents.
A Kent musician has put together a band to tour a tribute to the late legendary guitarist Jeff Beck.
Former Kent overseas fast bowler Matt Henry will be back in England this summer - but not at Canterbury.
A scantily-clad jogger says he was told to wear more clothing in future after sporting a bright green mankini at a Parkrun event.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has hit out at controversial plans to introduce traffic 'zones' in Canterbury and ban residents from driving directly between them.
A high street was blocked by a lorry which got stuck down a narrow lane, with residents baffled as to how it would get out.
Global church leaders say the Archbishop of Canterbury is not considered to be their leader over a ruling to allow blessings for same-sex couples.
Parents will be told to cough up £500 if plans to axe free school journeys for teens with special needs are given the go-ahead.
Canterbury's defensive resolve got them over the line in their National League 2 East clash with Sevenoaks.
Knife-wielding thugs threatened to stab a dad who confronted them as they broke into his van - before attempting to run him over as they escaped.
The firm behind plans for a “high-end” housing development says it hopes to celebrate Kent and its traditions through the design of its houses.
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