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Thieves smashed through patios doors before raiding a home and fleeing with money and gold.
Shoppers will be able to use an interim supermarket after a fire destroyed the main store earlier this month.
A man stabbed a former school pal 11 times after a simmering four-year row, a court has heard.
An MP in the county has used little-known parliamentary powers to seize internal Facebook documents in a tussle over political advertising.
The Prime Minister launches a charm offensive today to sway MPs to accepting her Brexit deal - but one has already told her he will not support it.
Two fire engines were sent to the scene of a blaze involving domestic garages.
A suspected bogus caller reportedly barged his way into an elderly man's home, after claiming to be from the water board.
An academic was left shaken after a thief snatched his wallet off a bank counter mid-transaction and escaped.
The Royal Gurkha Rifles (1RGR) have been deployed to Afghanistan in what will be their first army tour for many of the soldiers.
A motorist has been embroiled in a bizarre row with the council over whether his car is parked legally – for four months.
Two men from Kent are due to set off on a gruelling row across the North Atlantic Ocean this weekend in aid of two children's charities.
Two thousands homes have been knocked off plans for a huge development after a frosty reception from residents.
Tighter border security could be behind a recent spike in migrant crossings via the English Channel, it has been claimed by a Kent charity.
This photograph shows a distinctive fire-hit supermarket when it opened as a Safeway superstore in the late 80s.
A weekend celebrating the legacy of Jimi Hendrix and Kent's Noel Redding kicks off today.
A religious order is hoping to set up a convent in the centre of Folkestone - equipped with a 20 place pre-school.
A council is "hopeful" a high-tech bin worth thousands will be replaced by Christmas after it was destroyed by fire.
Damian Collins has become the first Tory MP in Kent to call for a second referendum or general election, saying he would rather that than no-deal.
A road was closed for several hours after a lorry hit safety barriers and brought down a CCTV pole.
Folkestone will take the fight to Woking when they go in search of a big FA Trophy upset this weekend.