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Detectives investigating a serious, unprovoked attack have issued a CCTV image of two hooded men they want to talk to.
Shocked residents, gym users and school kids gathered outside a leisure centre to voice their opposition to plans to permanently shut the facility.
Kent fans were treated to an extraordinary game of rugby league as the London Broncos played the first of two matches in Ebbsfleet.
An old pub site could become a care home as early plans are drawn up.
A late-night driver was forced to diver after coming across an abandoned bus blocking a main road.
Firefighters were called to a blaze which broke out behind a town centre shop.
A road that has been closed for more than a month following a fire has reopened.
High speed rail services were temporarily stopped following an incident on the line this afternoon.
Customers have been warned their leisure centre may have to shut within a month if the lease cannot be extended.
Emergency services were called after a single-car crash, which left a car on its side and one person treated by paramedics.
A table tennis club – which a world champion used to play for – wants more people to recognise the sport and to play.
A pharmacy that was hit by a massive blaze has had multiple break-ins and medication stolen.
Ebbsfleet have taken their number of summer signings to six - including another former Gills player.
A man who threatened to stab an elderly woman during knife-point robbery has been locked up.
An arsonist poured petrol through a letter box then fled on an e-scooter, leaving the home to burn with a woman and child inside, a court heard.
The batonbearers for the last Kent leg of the Queen's Baton Relay have been announced, celebrating people in the local community.
A Minecraft player has invested six months in building one of Kent's most iconic landmarks as part of a UK-wide project to recreate the Earth online.
Boss Dennis Kutrieb says triple signings have the nous to keep Ebbsfleet on track when going gets tough.
Construction work has started to clear a road in a town centre so it can be reopened.
A man has been fined £20,000 for large scale fly-tipping on private land and farmland.
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