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Over 65s show what's on offer for others during a week of celebrations

Over 65s show what's on offer for others during a week of celebrations

27 March 2014

Sheltered housing across Tonbridge and Malling opens its doors to the public during a week-long celebration this week.

Tonbridge Swimming Pool set to reopen

Tonbridge Swimming Pool set to reopen

27 March 2014

The pool with open to the public for the first time in three months after it was damaged by flood water.

Teachers' strike set to hit thousands

Teachers' strike set to hit thousands

26 March 2014

More than 50 schools will be shut or partly closed today as teachers stage a walk-out.

Snow starts to fall in towns and villages

Snow starts to fall in towns and villages

26 March 2014

Sleet and snow has started falling in Maidstone, Blue Bell Hill and in Sevenoaks this afternoon.

VIDEO: Lizzy Yarnold visits former school

VIDEO: Lizzy Yarnold visits former school

26 March 2014

Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold visited Maidstone Grammar School for Girls yesterday, and even took over a PE class.

Prince to open new hospital

Prince to open new hospital

25 March 2014

The Queen's cousin will do the honours at the opening of a new hospital next week.

Burglar snared after hiding behind wheelie bin near crime scene

Burglar snared after hiding behind wheelie bin near crime scene

25 March 2014

A man who plagued streets in Snodland by stealing has been caught red handed - hiding behind a wheelie bin.

Government funding for potholes repairs

Government funding for potholes repairs

25 March 2014

Kent County Council has been given an extra £8.6m to fill the county's potholes.

Kieron Knowlden inquest adjourned

Kieron Knowlden inquest adjourned

24 March 2014

Kieron Knowlden's body was recovered from the river in Tonbridge last week.

Police probe swan beheading

Police probe swan beheading

22 March 2014

An investigation has been launched after a swan was decapitated at a popular lake.

Van drivers and tradesmen targeted by thieves

Van drivers and tradesmen targeted by thieves

21 March 2014

Tradesmen and van drivers have had more than £163,000 of equipment stolen in last three weeks.

Prince Charles lets train take the strain

Prince Charles lets train take the strain

20 March 2014

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall put their faith in public transport ahead of their visit to Kent, it has been revealed.

Orchids lost as land is grubbed up

Orchids lost as land is grubbed up

20 March 2014

Residents fear the clearance of a popular beauty spot at the weekend is the first step towards housing development.

Why must we have double yellows?

Why must we have double yellows?

20 March 2014

Residents have spoken out against KCC's plans to "blanket" their roads with double yellow lines.

Police fined £100k for 'damaging' security gaffe

Police fined £100k for 'damaging' security gaffe

19 March 2014

Kent Police has been fined after documents and tapes containing 'extremely sensitive and confidential information' were left in a disused station.

Housing figures under fire - again

Housing figures under fire - again

19 March 2014

The housing target adopted by Maidstone council for its Local Plan is too high, according to a demographic specialist.

We've struck oil... in the Weald

We've struck oil... in the Weald

19 March 2014

A picturesque part of Kent is set to become the target of energy firms as an upcoming report outlines huge oil reserves discovered in the area.

More drugs arrest in Tonbridge

More drugs arrest in Tonbridge

19 March 2014

Random searches are helping keep drugs out of town, say police.

Help for flood-hit tourism firms

Help for flood-hit tourism firms

18 March 2014

A free workshop will give advice to businesses affected by the adverse weather in recent months.

Man 'tormented' by loud music hangs himself from bridge

Man 'tormented' by loud music hangs himself from bridge

17 March 2014

A stonemason - driven to distraction by his neighbour's loud music - killed himself after quitting his job, an inquest heard.

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