A funeral director is making an unusual appeal... for relatives to collect 20 sets of unclaimed ashes.

More than 500 people squeezed into a school as government officials faced the music over the Thames crossing.

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Brave nine-year-old Jack Elderfield is donating bone marrow in a bid to cure his sister's rare blood disorder.

Sheppey’s new RNLI lifeguards have provided their first major first aid.

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CCTV images have been released of a man police want to speak to about an assault on a nightclub bouncer.

A government tsar tasked with turning around the fortunes of 120,000 dysfunctional UK families will attend a conference in Maidstone.

A superhero called Parallel Parking Man is ready to help female drivers struggling to reverse into tricky spaces.

The end of this month will see the end of an era for staff and children at a village nursery.

An ex-serviceman is guarding a mini-mountain of memorabilia celebrating the greatest day in English football history.

Club bosses are carrying out an internal inquiry after a member is said to have streaked through Sainsbury's.

A couple facing jail for organising a huge cannabis farming operation turned to crime when they tragically lost two children, it has emerged.

Children are now able to enjoy swings, a climbing frame and slide, a roundabout, spinner and rocker.

A historic Island building is to be handed over to a building preservation trust after a legal enforcement.

Opinions over whether a seafront office should be allowed to remain temporarily were aired during a site visit.

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Hundreds are expected to gather tonight to hear plans for a new Thames crossing - as Gravesham residents argue one option will devastate the town.

Mums, dads, grandparents and carers stepped out for a baby buggy race around Bluewater on Sunday and raised a whopping £20,000 for charity.