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It’s pre-season friendlies time for Ebbsfleet, the new players have settled in and boss Danny Searle can’t wait to get going.
Motorists are being warned to plan their journeys as a well-used bridge is set to be closed overnight for repairs.
Ebbsfleet will start the new National League campaign with a long away trip.
Around £27,000 is to be spent by one council to get rid of the chewing gum blighting the borough’s streets.
Ebbsfleet boss Danny Searle won’t make hasty signings with time on his side before the new season gets under way.
The lease on the former home of a town centre bank is up for sale less than a month after it relocated to bigger premises.
A man says his dad is lucky to be alive after an XL Bully attacked him from behind, leaving severe injuries to his arms and legs.
The world’s biggest Beatles tribute act headlined a free Kent festival at the weekend alongside some other top performances.
We speak to the people living in a traveller site about the struggles they face.
A man has appeared in court after he threatened to stab a police officer in the neck and also hurled racist slurs at him.
Labour has taken the Gravesham seat - defeating Tory Adam Holloway who held it from 2005.
Former councillors at one council have missed on honorary titles after their nominations were blocked by serving members who branded them “shabby”.
A primary school teacher who was caught drinking from a bottle of wine in her car during her lunch break has been banned from the profession.
Our reviewer took her border terrier to try out a hotel’s new canine culinary experience — don’t worry, we review the food for “humans” too!
A tennis club which started as a sports group for paper mill workers is celebrating its 100th birthday.
Meopham’s Olympic pentathlon champion Kate French admits the pull of another Games bid was too great to resist.
Work to build an almost 600-home development as part of Kent’s new garden city has reached its halfway point.
Multiple suspects have been arrested and charged after a series of coordinated warrants were carried out in an investigation into suspected brothels.
Controversial plans to build a winery at a vineyard within yards of people’s back gardens have been blasted as a “blot on the landscape”.
Flowers and beer cans have been left at the scene of a crash where a motorcyclist in his 60s was killed.
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