Celebs, scandals, protests and gaffes - the 2015 election campaign in Kent was nothing if not eventful. We bring you the most memorable moments...

The first ballot boxes have arrived at Mote Hall - only 10 minutes after the close of polling.

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We tested the Faversham knowledge of parliamentary candidates standing for Faversham and Mid Kent.

Seriously ill and injured patients could be forced to travel up to 30 miles if cost-cutting proposals to close two A&E departments get the go-ahead.

A man suffered head injuries after a fall in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Kent Police will refuse to take in wallets, jewellery and medicines found by members of the public.

The former Monty Python cameraman who was arrested after allegedly sent satirical posters to local politicians has received his own mystery delivery.

Faversham's grammar school has received a faultless inspection report - for the first time in its history.

More than 2,000 people have been sent "misleading" information with their voting instructions.

A former Monty Python cameraman was arrested in his dressing gown after allegedly harassing town councillors with satirical posters.

Kent singer Bob Geldof is reported to have married his long-term partner at a ceremony in France.

Bosses of a popular gastro-pub will now take over the Chimney Boy, relaunching it with a brand new name.

Traffic is facing tailbacks of around half an hour after a crash caused a fuel spillage on the Thanet Way.

Two Kent businesses are just one step away from a face-to-face meeting with billionaire Virgin-boss Sir Richard Branson.

After a year off, the county's largest vintage fair is moving to a new site for the bank holiday weekend.

A fresh bid for a controversial retail unit, formerly earmarked for Costa coffee, has sparked rumours.

A man in his 20s was airlifted to a London hospital with serious leg injuries after an accident involving farming equipment.

A brewery has applied for planning permission to open Faversham's second miniature boozer.

The water never stops flowing at a hidden fountain in the corner of the county.