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Both Folkestone and Margate came from a goal behind on Saturday to draw their respective opening fixtures of their new Isthmian Premier campaigns.
Thousands are expected to flock to an air show featuring a performance by the RAF's famous acrobatic display team.
A seaside has been declared safe for swimmers after a sewage leak - but beachgoers have expressed anger over delayed warnings and conflicting advice.
A new wine shop and tasting room which hopes to introduce people to interesting and lesser-known wines from all corners of the globe has opened today.
These drone pictures highlight show how the driest summer for 50 years has transformed the Garden of England.
People have been advised not to bathe in the water off a Kent beach following a sewage leak.
Soaring temperatures mean humans will replace donkeys at a charity event which animal rights protestors had threatened to disrupt.
A former Folkestone forward who went on to play in the Football League has re-joined the club.
A coastguard helicopter airlifted two women with back injuries from the base of a cliff after they fell from a path.
A drug user who stamped on the head of a 66-year-old man he said was like a dad to him has been convicted by a jury.
Latest data shows more suspected cases of the monkeypox virus in the county, but health chiefs say they hope the infection rate is stabilising.
Neil Cugley is warning Folkestone's players will need to put in a better performance than they did in their last friendly when the real action starts.
A grieving mother has won the protest against the council to keep her daughter's grave fence after almost a year of battle.
A soldier has died just weeks after his girlfriend was tragically found dead at an Army base in Kent.
A man accused of murdering a kindly pensioner says he changed his story about what happened because he wanted the truth to come out.
A grieving mother is protesting against a council's cemetery rule after bosses told her to remove a fence around her baby daughter's grave.
Inspectors have uncovered a catalogue of problems at a care home and their report brands it inadequate in all areas.
Boss Neil Cugley expects to name “near-enough” the Folkestone side he wants to field in their league opener for their final pre-season friendly.
The former offices of a travel firm hit hard by the pandemic could be converted into new housing - designed by award-winning architects.
Our reporter took a tumble as he hit the ramps at a new £17m skate park - but can't wait to get back on the bike.
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