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Calls have been made to take action over hazardous fly-tipping close to a gypsy and traveller site.
Plans to transform a largely derelict harbour and create a new park and leisure destination for Kent's new garden city have been given a cash boost.
An application to turn part of an Indian restaurant into two flats is being revisited.
An aspiring Olympian has made the most of lockdown by taking part in long distance running in preparation for the London Marathon.
A teenage boy being chased by a man on a bike sought refuge in a supermarket as police try to find the youngster following a robbery attempt.
A church community centre has been thanked at national level for its role in helping the homeless during the pandemic.
The owner of a dog who found internet fame after he was rehomed online has claimed she was mislead into thinking the pet was going to a good home.
Clubs who wanted to carry on in National League North and South have written to the league asking to finish their season - separate or even together.
A thief befriended his victim, offered him work then stabbed and robbed him, a court has heard.
Residents are fearing the worst after emergency services arrived in the early hours and doors and floors were left covered in blood.
An artist who has been commissioned to integrate artwork into a housing development has asked for input from the community.
Members of the Kent Sikh community have paid tribute to protestors who lost their lives during ongoing demonstrations against new Indian farming laws.
Police are searching for a man who may have seen a robbery after a woman allegedly had an amount of cash snatched from her hand.
A man spat at a parking warden while claiming he had coronavirus, a court has heard.
The RSPCA has urged people to use reputable charities when rehoming a pet after a teenager adopted a Tibetan mastiff online without her mum knowing.
Two woman have thought of a fun way to carry out their essential shopping to help spread a message of positivity while collecting funds for an appeal.
Ebbsfleet boss Dennis Kutrieb branded his team’s defending as ‘sloppy’ after they shipped four goals at bottom side Welling on Tuesday night.
A woman has hit back after workers cut down 30-year-old trees to make way for seven bungalows for the elderly and disabled on a village green.
Kristian Campbell hit a late winner as Welling edged Ebbsfleet in National League South on Tuesday night.
More than £670,000 has been handed out in discretionary grants to Gravesham firms - and now there's the chance for more to claim.
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