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Cheavon Clarke insists he couldn’t care less about his opponent at next week’s crucial European Olympic qualifier.
Tokyo-bound Giarnni Regini-Moran admits there were times he wondered if he’d ever make it onto sport’s greatest stage.
A voiceover company which has worked with Len Goodman, Google and dubbed popular online games, is offering scholarships to students.
More than £46,500 has been invested into projects across the South East to host events marking the third national Windrush Day.
Highly collectible trading cards are still missing after a break-in, and police want your help to find them.
Residents' views on how a borough's political map should be reshaped are being sought.
Two heartbroken mums have paid tribute to their sons, who were half siblings, after they took their own lives within a year of each other.
With a new documentary set to air search team members are calling on people to back their efforts to find Sarah Wellgreen.
Midfielder Christian N’Guessan has joined Ebbsfleet United after impressing on trial.
A women's clothing store is celebrating a quarter of a century of trading since it opened its doors in 1996.
A foodbank which has helped hundreds of hungry families across the county during the pandemic has asked for financial support.
A man who was caught and detained by police after being spotted carrying a knife near a busy town centre has avoided jail.
Nominations are now open to honour those who go above and beyond in our community.
A father who claimed £30,000 in housing benefit while he had nearly £20,000 stashed away.
There were up to four miles of congestion on the London-bound carriageway of a motorway following an accident involving multiple vehicles.
A gold-plated ice cream van will play your favourite song – if you can tell the DJ inside it your memories and stories behind the record.
Ebbsfleet United have agreed a new deal with versatile performer Will Wood.
Highways chiefs have apologised to furious residents who had to pick up cable ties left by Lower Thames Crossing workers scattered around fields.
A secondary school is one of the first in the country to implement a 'reverse' vending machine, which rewards students for recycling bottles.
A new jobcentre is now open in Gravesend to help jobseekers seek out their next role.
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