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A family of six European brown bears have travelled 800 miles to Kent after being rescued from a zoo in Andorra.
A man who was hurled 15ft into a canal by a gang snuck into his attacker's homes and hit a rival with a vodka bottle as he slept.
A reduced budget hasn't put players off staying at Hythe.
A gorilla from a Kent wildlife park and his mate have become the first captive-born pair to have a baby in the wild.
A business owner fears her shop will flood for the second time in a week and says not enough is being done to prevent it.
An election pushed back following the unexpected death of one of the candidates has taken place.
Work is underway to remove a fast-growing, invasive water fern, which can cause risk to aquatic life, from a waterway.
A war veteran who took part in the fighting that inspired the film A Bridge Too Far has been presented with a medal 77 years on in his garden.
People are dealing with the aftermath of severe town centre flooding last night, which saw rain water enter homes and businesses.
A town centre was hit by bad flooding overnight following thunderstorms and rain, prompting two call-outs for the fire service.
A BBC presenter has visited a Kent wildlife park for a family getaway.
Two African waterbuck were shot after breaking out from a reserve and ending up on a public footpath.
A woman has been involved in a dispute with a 4* hotel over the quality of food at her wedding reception for eight months.
A man has been bailed another man was stabbed in the leg at a cafe.
A man in his 30s is being quizzed by police after an incident at a town centre cafe left another man with leg injuries.
A circus says it has been made to feel unwelcome - and out of pocket - after having shows cancelled in two towns.
An historic castle will open its doors for a series of workshops focussing on the history of land destined to house 10,000 new homes.
Parents were left angry and say teachers were in tears after a school sent its leavers home unexpectedly early.
An eight-year autistic boy is on a quest to raise £5,000 for the training of his support dog.
The next phase of a 1,000-plus housing development at a former quarry has been given the green light.
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