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The winners of the Kent FA Grassroots Workforce awards have been announced.
Firefighters were called to put out a kitchen blaze in a town which it’s believed started due to a faulty appliance.
Two people have been treated by medics after a house blaze, as firefighters continue to damp down hotspots at the scene.
A new council-backed service will collect unwanted clothing and other items from your doorstep for free and send them to charity.
The swashbuckling adventure of The Three Musketeers will play out across 10 outdoor venues this summer.
Summer signing Aaron Blair is happy to be at Maidstone after claiming he was shown a lack of respect by his former club.
A patch of land belonging to a pub has been put up for sale, despite bosses saying they’d have liked to expand the beer garden.
A closure notice has been extended for a flat plagued by anti-social behaviour with the former tenant now evicted.
A local authority under new leadership has made a U-turn on its stance to extend a quarry amid concerns it will impact an ancient woodland.
Three thugs who left one victim with a wound down to bone have been locked up after a terrifying night of violence.
Maidstone have moved on from FA Cup hero Lucas Covolan - signing two goalkeepers in one day.
Platts Heath’s BTCC title hopeful Jake Hill once more took to the iconic estate for this year’s Festival of Speed.
A 73-year-old woman has vowed to take the county council to court if it doesn’t pay up more than £500 for pothole damage to her car.
Landowners are working to get an eviction notice for several travellers who have parked on a car park.
A head teacher has said fines aren’t enough to stop families from going on holiday in term time, as stats reveal the number of parents being fined.
Emergency services were called after a car ended up flipping on its roof after a crash involving a parked vehicle.
Betting slips and fast food wrappers were left in a town centre in the aftermath of England’s defeat in the Euros.
A yellow weather warning for rain has been lifted following heavy downpours across the county.
Residents of a retirement complex have been forced to pay £1,200 for new bins after being told the old ones did not meet a council’s specifications.
Proposals to build new homes near a busy road and hospital – which were previously slammed by residents – have been given the green light.
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