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Dozens of furious people have told how their plans to attend a Winter Wonderland event tonight were left in ruins by three-hour queues.
An engineering society whose club house was targeted by vandals has thanked the community for the 'overwhelming' support since launching a fundraiser.
One lane on a motorway was closed after a crash involving a lorry and a car.
Two men have been arrested after a security guard at a supermarket was threatened and hundreds of pounds worth of alcohol was stolen.
Former Maidstone boss John Still has told Hakan Hayrettin he is doing an unbelievable job.
Kent is facing even more drastic Covid restrictions if the infection rate in the county cannot be brought under control.
A victim of domestic abuse has bravely spoken out about her experiences in the hope it will inspire others to flee their controlling partners.
Older folk among the first to receive the Covid vaccine have expressed their relief at the opportunity to be protected from the virus.
Two Londoners will appear in court next year accused of theft.
A little girl and her grandma were killed by a car on a busy dual carriageway but their safety legacy is still seen by thousands every day.
Residents fear a proposed new entrance is the first step towards a housing estate.
Families were left disappointed when a promised visit from Santa and Mickey Mouse did not happen.
Prison visitor, volunteer hospital driver, farmer and Deputy Lieutenant, John Jennings was a man of many talents.
Two pictures have been issued as police look for two men after a taxi driver was racially abused when he wouldn't offer them a lift.
Come gale force winds, heat waves and snow, lollipop lady Cindy Evans has performed her important role for thirty years.
The rail minister says passengers in Kent will have to wait until the new year for news on a long-awaited railway service.
Objectors have been given just 25 days to respond to a controversial planning application for an egg farm.
A council has defended itself over the appointment of a lawyer at a planning inquiry into a controversial development.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says a new variant of Covid has been found which could explain soaring rates across Kent and the South East.
There are calls for a halt to housebuilding as the latest in a series of holes opens up on land close to residential developments.
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