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A new road sign has mistakenly re-named a popular seaside town in the county.
A woman whose beloved dad died with Covid-19 just weeks after she gave birth to her first daughter is pleading with people to follow lockdown rules.
A developer wants to get on with demolishing a derelict former nursing home which has attracted vandalism and crime since it closed.
The Isthmian League have told their members clubs that they favour ending the season immediately and declaring it null and void.
An after-hours party held at a branch of Aldi "should not have taken place", bosses have admitted.
The circumstances surrounding the death of a world-famous pilot off the Kent coast remain a mystery to this day.
A firm wanting to build a microbrewery along a coastal stretch has been urged to add a bar to the scheme - after its plans were snubbed again.
Leaders of a busy GP practice with 10 staff members in self-isolation because of Covid-19 say local infection rates remain 'stubbornly high'.
Schools should not be required to open in the new year until vaccines are made available for teachers, says a Kent MP.
Herne Bay manager Ben Smith says it was the wrong decision to play a recent friendly and has since been battling the effects of Covid-19.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage girl was touched on the leg by a man as she waited for a bus.
An arrest has been made after six beach huts were broken into during a spate of burglaries along the coast.
A thug who attacked a council officer and unleashed a barrage of abuse at three others has been spared jail.
Elderly patients lined the entrance to a hospital as they became the first people in a Kent town to receive coronavirus jabs.
The Prime Minister should resign if he is unable to secure a trade agreement with the European Union, says a Kent Tory MP.
A Covid-hit secondary school will be closed until the new year, after hundreds of pupils were sent home to self-isolate.
Four fly-tippers caught brazenly dumping a sofa and bed frame in a town centre have been ordered to fork out hundreds of pounds.
Graffiti has been spreading across a town since tough coronavirus restrictions were reintroduced, worried campaigners believe.
Shameless fly-tippers caught on CCTV dumping a sofa and bed frame in a town centre have already been tracked down.
A pensioner fell victim to a distraction thief in a supermarket.
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