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Plans for internal and external alterations of a Grade-II listed building have been submitted.
Fire crews have been battling a blaze at a block of new homes in Kent's garden city.
The mother of a boy who died 17 years ago is writing a series of books about her life and how she coped with grief.
Much has been made of whether children will suffer lasting damage after school disruption but what about Covid's impact on newborns and their parents?
Show homes are being adapted on site of Kent's new Garden City as housebuilders respond to working from home trends brought on by the pandemic.
A developer has teamed up with the county's largest rail operator to offer station upgrades as part of plans for almost 200 new apartments.
At least seven caravans have been spotted in a town car park.
Police are appealing for witnesses to an attack in which a woman in her thirties is said to have been mugged by two men.
A mum who started her own business delivering artisan scones after being placed on furlough during lockdown has landed some lofty clients.
Three young men were taken into custody following reports of a robbery on a housing estate.
Police were called to break-up a "boy racers" meet after reports of more than 30 vehicles in attendance.
A woman whose foot turned black after a surgeon allegedly used out of date techniques to treat her bunion has been awarded nearly £100k in damages.
A major online retailer has revealed it is behind one of the largest warehouses in Europe set to open later this year.
A 32-year-old man is to appear in court after being charged with a drug offence after an early morning raid.
A second-hand retailer has donated nine laptops to a primary school after learning that some children weren’t able to access online classes.
Watch the moment police raided a house before arresting a man on suspicion of importing drugs.
Promoters of a tram link between Kent and Essex say it could resolve transport concerns over a multi-billion pound theme park currently under review.
Thousands of motorists could be owed refunds after accounts used to pay for the Crossing were automatically closed due to inactivity.
The profits generated from the Dart Charge have increased for the sixth year in a row despite early recordings of a reduction in traffic volumes.
A charity caring for abandoned and unwanted animals received a much needed boost to its finances after donations dried up recently.
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