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Dartford have sacked manager Steve King after missing out on promotion - club issue statement after his dismissal.
A Kent NHS Trust has set up a food bank for staff struggling to cope with the cost of living.
Traffic was temporarily brought to a halt due to a police incident in a tunnel.
Champion sprinter Adam Gemili has returned to his former primary school in an effort to get kids more physically active after a drop during lockdown.
A hotel which was given a poor food hygiene rating has made an impressive turnaround to claim a full five stars.
A barber has been offering customers free cuts as he helps five trainees improve their skills.
As Elizabeth Line services finally launch after years of delays and added costs we look at the prospects of Kent getting its first station on the map.
A group of police officers have clubbed together to purchase a former colleague's long service medal after it was spotted being sold online.
An eco-friendly business has seen sales slow as people can't afford to buy its higher ticket items as the cost of living continues to rise.
A major town centre regeneration scheme consisting of hundreds of homes and a cinema has been axed after developers insisted it needed to be bigger.
Emergency teams including the air ambulance were in action this morning after a man fell 30metres from the edge of a cliff.
A council says it is providing a solution after a dispute emerged with social tenants ordered to remove fences screening their homes from bus users.
Council tenants have been told to remove bamboo screens used to shield gardens and kids from the view of nosey bus users or face court action.
Construction work has started on the development of 138 new flats to be built as part of Kent's garden city.
An unauthorised encampment has vacated a park after being ordered to leave just hours after camper vans were spotted on a nearby beauty spot.
A study has found that a third of children are not learning to swim and swimming teachers fear this could put lives at risk.
Flats have been named after a woman who helped lead a scheme to build new council homes.
A fly-tipping hotspot has seen a large organ added to the list of dumped waste.
An unauthorised encampment has been spotted on a park just hours after a group was evicted from a heath following a court order.
An inquisitive puppy had to be freed from a brick wall by fire crews after getting her head caught.
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