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A council’s newly refurbished splash pool has won a national award.
Phase one of a huge development project is ready to see the start of construction of the first affordable homes.
Former Maidstone favourite Matt Bodkin has been reflecting on some golden days as he prepares for his testimonial next week.
A retired fruit farmer who died after choking on food at a restaurant had “a good life”, says his grieving family.
The English Football Pyramid was the brainchild of former Maidstone United chairman Jim Thompson and it changed lower league football forever.
SGN is working around the clock to repair a gas main on a busy route - and more roadworks are coming.
Drivers faced lengthy delays after a collision involving a coach and four cars on a busy route.
Today marks a year since a high street favourite left a popular shopping centre, but bosses say customers are flocking in.
A young girl whose parents were told they should terminate her birth after she was found to have a rare brain defect is defying the odds.
Drivers are facing hefty delays after emergency work began to fix a gas leak near a crematorium and motorway.
One local authority is way ahead of all the other Kent districts when it comes to providing affordable homes.
The adoptive mother of a double amputee has spoken of the heartwrenching moment he let out a “blood-curdling scream” after fracturing his new hip.
Workers at a household waste centre have recycled decorations to cheer up their visitors.
Female councillors have spoken of their own experiences in a debate on violence against women and girls.
Marden karting champion William Sparrow can focus on the racing in 2025 after winning a fully-funded season in the relaunched FAT Karting League.
A fast-food chain is “harking back to its heritage” and welcoming customers back after a revamp at one of its most popular restaurants in the county.
Snodland Town have been quick to make a new managerial appointment in the wake of Byron Walker’s departure.
A hotelier has resubmitted plans to turn an annexe into an HMO due to a drop in guest numbers, saying “we simply cannot continue like this”.
Fed-up residents say their street is being used as a makeshift parcel depot with hundreds of packages being unloaded every day.
There was sprint success for Maidstone’s Ben Jelf at the final round of the F1H2O World Championship - but frustration in the main Grand Prix event.
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