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A rower is pairing up with his rival to compete at the World Coastal Rowing Championships in Hong Kong.
A woman first diagnosed with kidney failure when she was eight says there aren’t enough words to thank her friend who donated his organ.
A woman who says her phone was stolen while helping casualties in a crash is warning others of opportunist thieves.
Deal Town manager Derek Hares has added to his attacking options.
A man was trapped in his vehicle after two cars collided.
A second Sixties car has been stolen in the same part of Kent in a fortnight.
A man accused of murdering his wife, who went missing 20-years-ago, has been described as 'caring, loving, loyal and generous'.
A replica of the Ford Anglia from the smash hit Harry Potter films has been stolen from a garage.
A parish council wants 320 local authorities to join a campaign over travellers setting up camp illegally.
A man accused of murdering his pregnant wife 20 years ago has denied asking her to have an abortion.
A Londoner died during an overnight stay with a friend in Kent and a coroner has concluded suicide.
A mother who went missing 20 years ago was suffering with post natal depression, according to her ex husband who is accused of her murder.
Police are investigating a town centre attack that left a man in his 60s in hospital.
The man accused of murdering his wife 20 years ago claimed he woke up to her shouting at him before she 'flung her bag over her shoulder' and left.
A Cycle Celebration, with a vintage bikes show and team displays, takes place this weekend.
A charity fun day will be held in memory of Lucas Dobson as his parents continue their quest to raise water safety awareness.
A former Thomas Cook branch will open under new ownership in a matter of days.
New signs will point families, walkers and cyclists away from dangerous roads and towards more scenic routes.
It is somewhat a coup that esteemed photographer Jonathan Chritchley decided to hold his first UK exhibition in 10 years at their gallery
The UK’s top police force has praised a Kent mum’s successful campaign after the number of deaths associated with a killer dug fell.
