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Life-changing treatment has begun on a blind toddler who won the hearts of the community who raised the £25k needed for his therapy
Solicitor Simon Dodd chosen 'to defend Liberal Democrat party values' as the 2017 general election candidate for the Dover constituency
Two drink drivers and a car garage attacker are among the latest people to face justice in Kent’s magistrates’ courts.
Firefighters tackled a blaze which started in a deep-fat fryer and spread through a fish and chip restaurant.
A cash boost to Age Concern has been made by poet Nick Matthews whose poem to the local Nationwide branch won him £500 to give to charity.
More than 70 households will be taking part in an annual garage safari today
A call out to an injured kayaker did not stop lifeboat volunteers from washing a record number of vehicles in their charity car wash.
Surreal! That’s how the mother of a blind toddler described being able to take her son to Thailand for treatment to give him the gift of sight.
Voters go to the polls today (Thursday) to choose their county councillors - here's a last minute round up of the candidates
More than 2,000 people browsed a huge variety of stalls which pitched up on Walmer Green in Kent
There's still time to enter an annual running challenge to raise funds for Breast Cancer Now
Children at Ripplevale School are enjoying a £15,000 roundabout after winning a competition in one of our papers.
Thousands of visitors will flock to a popular antiques, collectables and crafts fair in Kent today
There will be a whole load of soap and suds on show at Walmer lifeboat station today as volunteers host their annual charity car wash
An international team based in Kent are to carry out an urgent archaeological project to excavate a historic vessel.
A last-minute bid is being made to bring an important part of nautical history back to a Kent town
A Kent mum and dad will see their daughter in hospital after her husband punched a shark that was attacking her.
A retired vicar remained defiant today when he wed his young partner despite a Church of England ruling.
People are being an ice cream seller after he was told he had to make way for a burger van at an historic site.
Labour members of a council have been criticised for forking out almost £24,000 of tax payer’s money for an audio and visual system for meetings.
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