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Works to restore a once-forgotten church, which is one of the oldest in Kent, continues after more than two decades.
Police were called to a crash between a van and a car before being alerted to a second collision on the same road just hours later.
A disabled grandmother has relived the traumatic moment she was forced out of her burning flat knowing her 12-year-old grandson was trapped inside.
Drivers are being warned of overnight closures affecting parts of a busy trunk road for two weeks.
Ebbsfleet midfielder Ben Chapman has described his 45-yard strike on Saturday as the best goal of his career.
As a decision on the Lower Thames Crossing is delayed again, why is it so expensive, will we have to pay a toll and where is the money coming from?
An overturned car caused traffic queues as parents dropped their children at school this morning.
Vehicles, horse boxes and mobile homes are being removed from an illegal forest development several years after a council started enforcement action.
Park-goers say they have been put off visiting after being chased by debt collectors over unpaid parking fines - despite providing proof of payment.
Ebbsfleet manager Harry Watling has set the record straight after making a double substitution at half-time on Saturday.
Fire crews believe a blaze that broke out in a derelict building was started deliberately.
Ebbsfleet staged a stirring second-half comeback to rescue a point in National League South on Saturday.
Summer signing Giles Phillips has left Ebbsfleet on loan to drop down a division.
A scheme to improve a neglected green space which has become a target for anti-social behaviour has been given the green light.
A charity which provides support for youngsters struggling with their mental health has been nominated for an award for their work.
Ebbsfleet boss Harry Watling says he didn’t underestimate the size of the task he faces at Stonebridge Road - and insists he will turn things around.
Several fish which were found dead in a canal are thought to have perished due to warmer weather conditions, not sewage.
Ebbsfleet’s Tom Dallison won’t ponder their early-season struggles but take an onwards and upwards approach instead.
Experts are calling on the government to scrap a river crossing planned for Kent after a report concluded it would be a “costly mistake”.
Bosses of a family-run hardware shop have urged people to shop locally as they face their toughest year in almost two decades.
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