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Hundreds of children in tug-of-war record attempt

Hundreds of children in tug-of-war record attempt

04 July 2024

Almost 500 children are waiting to hear whether they have set a new world record for a tug of war.

‘Anne Boleyn would immediately recognise her room today’

‘Anne Boleyn would immediately recognise her room today’

01 July 2024

A year-long project has recreated Anne Boleyn’s rooms at Hever Castle.

Burglar who stole sentimental jewellery from homes jailed

Burglar who stole sentimental jewellery from homes jailed

28 June 2024

A man who ransacked homes in Kent over a week-long period and made off with jewellery of sentimental value has been jailed.

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Two Kent banks set to close

Two Kent banks set to close

27 June 2024

Major banks have announced plans to shut two more branches as closures continue across the county.

Celebrities to take part in football match for charity

Celebrities to take part in football match for charity

27 June 2024

A charity football match will be taking place, with TV personalities, reality stars and an actor taking part.

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‘Care homes should pay for own GPs’

‘Care homes should pay for own GPs’

25 June 2024

A patients’ group is calling for politicians to address the problem of overwhelmed GP surgeries following the election.

Astonishing images show moment firefighters hoist massive bull to safety

Astonishing images show moment firefighters hoist massive bull to safety

24 June 2024

Astonishing pictures show firefighters displaying their ability away from infernos – by safely hoisting a bull trapped in a ditch to safety.

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Kent’s first super ATM opens

Kent’s first super ATM opens

24 June 2024

A new “super” ATM deposit service which will allow customers to do more than just draw out cash is now available in a town.

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Forensics probe after man suffers serious head injuries

Forensics probe after man suffers serious head injuries

23 June 2024

Police have made an arrest after a man was taken to hospital in a serious condition following an attack.

Man caught on camera defacing election board

Man caught on camera defacing election board

20 June 2024

A Green Party candidate is ‘disappointed’ after several of her election posters were defaced with pro-Reform slogans.

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Thief stole alcohol worth more than £800

Thief stole alcohol worth more than £800

19 June 2024

A prolific thief was caught with eight bottles of spirits in his rucksack following one of his stealing sprees.

Bus passengers ‘Walking on Sunshine’ as crossroads reopen after three weeks

Bus passengers ‘Walking on Sunshine’ as crossroads reopen after three weeks

19 June 2024

A crossroads which closed causing three weeks of diversions for drivers and buses, has finally reopened after the emergency gas works ended.

Sophie's web: From Kent student to Queen's confidante

Sophie's web: From Kent student to Queen's confidante

19 June 2024

The remarkable tale of how the Countess of Wessex went from college in Kent to being one of the Queen's favourite family members.

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‘Help us set a new world record - we need hundreds of kids’

‘Help us set a new world record - we need hundreds of kids’

16 June 2024

Three 10-year-olds need 500 kids to join them in a record-breaking tug of war.

Man smashed mum’s windscreen after she turned around on his driveway

Man smashed mum’s windscreen after she turned around on his driveway

16 June 2024

A man became so enraged with a driver who turned her car around outside his home, he smashed her windscreen.

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Village to face more delays after gas works extension

Village to face more delays after gas works extension

12 June 2024

A village which has faced two weeks of temporary traffic lights and closures has been told the work has been extended.

Bus fire ‘sounded like bomb went off’

Bus fire ‘sounded like bomb went off’

11 June 2024

A witness has described the dramatic moment a bus went up in black smoke and flames.

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The Tonbridge constituency and the candidates standing

The Tonbridge constituency and the candidates standing

11 June 2024

We profile the Tonbridge constituency and the candidates vying for your vote on July 4.

‘This town may just have the next Banksy’

‘This town may just have the next Banksy’

10 June 2024

Councillors have considered the idea of graffiti walls to curb vandalism, in the hope taggers would then leave other places alone.

Former sports centre boss fined following pension fraud probe

Former sports centre boss fined following pension fraud probe

08 June 2024

A businessman was taken to court following allegations of fraudulent evasion relating to employee pension contributions.

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