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Assistant manager Darren Beale believes basement boys Kennington are in “a false position” as promotion-chasing Faversham prepare to visit them.
Jurors have retired to consider their verdicts in the trial of a mother and her former boyfriend who stand accused of murdering a baby boy.
Plans have been unveiled to convert a former Californian-inspired restaurant into a chicken takeaway shop.
A community will fight the scourge of hideous graffiti by splashing skilled artwork over walls in a market town.
The county’s newest Poundland store is moving to a town famed for its independent retailers.
A Grade II-listed railway station is set to undergo a major refurbishment according to new plans for extensive work.
Faversham boss Sammy Moore has urged non-league players to consider private insurance in the wake of the serious injury to Jefferson Aibangbee.
A heartbroken family say the death of a popular father-of-two who “loved to party” has “shaken” the town where he was born and bred.
Hopes are high after a 300-year-old pub feared lost forever reopened adorned in traditional Kentish decor.
There were defeats for the top two sides in Southern Counties East.
A busy stretch has been causing delays after a crash between a car, van and motorbike created tailbacks of several miles.
Drivers are being warned to expect delays after a section of the M2 was forced to shut– due to dogs on the carriageway.
Intended to make walking and cycling safer, a town’s road network will be transformed with the first images showing how it will look in a £1m project.
Residents and their MP have urged the government to help them get a historic bridge fixed which they say would breathe new life into the town.
A first defeat as a professional boxer was tough to take for Alex Branson-Cole but he’s determined to come back strong in the new year.
Faversham Town boss Sammy Moore is happy to be in the firing line.
Flooding and “decimation to wildlife” outside a new crematorium has been blamed on an alleged planning breach during construction.
Controversial plans to build on the site of a Grade II-listed former RAF mast are set to be approved after a 10-year battle.
A swimming centre has been closed with immediate effect in order to carry out ‘crucial maintenance works’.
A disused hotel could be demolished to make way for a new McDonald’s, with fast food bosses hailing the move a “multi-million-pound investment”.
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