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A would-be-thief broke into a car and fled empty handed – after spending a moment to doodle a wig on the owner’s passport photo.
Work to knock down five prominent blocks of flats could begin in just a few weeks time, if plans for demolition are agreed by a council.
A coastal rescue charity say the presence of jellyfish along part of the Kent coast has diminished after the weekend's bad weather.
A park in Kent has been recognised for its quality with a national award - making it the third in its district.
An council in Kent are hoping to spread their anti-littering message to the tune of a famous Wham! song.
A charity is warning of bogus door to door callers pretending to be fundraisers after receiving a number of complaints in Kent.
A cancer survivor has told how she fought an ovarian cyst the size of a grapefruit.
Folkestone have been looking at former Dulwich and Enfield striker Harry Ottaway.
Travellers have been warned of long delays at Eurotunnel and the Port of Dover today.
Le Shuttle is warning again of long waits due to extreme temperatures.
This is the nerve-wracking moment a driver performed a U-turn across three lanes of motorway traffic - forcing drivers to swerve.
Eurotunnel passengers are being forced to wait for hours in sweltering temperatures as air conditioning units struggle on trains.
A quirky collection of 'fertility' carvings have gone for nearly £30,000 under the hammer.
Car owners are being warned to be alert after 12 cars had their tyres slashed in a single night.
Kent athlete battling against injury after pulling up at the London Diamond League meeting over the weekend.
Folkestone's players have been challenged to make their case for a place in Neil Cugley's starting XI.
Tributes have been paid to a “friendly and welcoming” former councillor who died in a motorcycle accident on holiday.
More than 25 children have been stung by jellyfish in one day on a Kent beach.
Council chiefs have been branded ‘ageist’ after axing over-70s from a study into future housing projects - unless they were “articulate”.
The Red Arrows wowed the crowds as they soared above the English Channel.