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Maidstone are hoping to have defender Jamie Coyle back for the play-offs in an unexpected boost.
MPs discussed whether to extend the meningitis B vaccination to all children in the House of Commons.
The family of one of the victims of the Nepal earthquake have paid tribute to their son... one year on from the disaster.
A 17-year-old boy who sparked a big police search after he was reported missing has been found safe and well.
Jay Saunders said Ian Cooper was possibly the worst referee in National South after Maidstone suffered at his hands again.
Maidstone will finish third in National South after losing 1-0 at play-off hopefuls Whitehawk on Saturday.
A Kent hospital trust is reassuring patients that measures are in place to cope with next week's junior doctors' strike.
A carer scaled a 5ft fence and helped carry a bed-ridden pensioner from his blazing home.
A mother is questioning KCC's decision to give her a school which isn't even built and is five miles from her home, despite 32 primaries being closer.
The Canadian military police are investigating five officers for alleged negligence following a helicopter crash which killed a Kent soldier.
Jay May on his way to finishing as Stones' leading scorer for the second season running.
Maidstone council has outlined almost £5.5m in essential improvements needed in health provision in the region over the next decade.
Maidstone complete league double over likely play-off opponents Truro to give them a psychological boost.
Two people remain in custody after police descended on a flat in the early hours.
A new book explores the urban myths around the world's most famous band.
Emergency services are responding to a two-vehicle crash on a main route out of a busy town.
Today is the day Fergus Wilson will learn whether he will be allowed to stand for the role of PCC after he was disqualified earlier this month.
The High Court has dashed property tycoon Fergus Wilson's hopes of standing as Kent's police and crime commissioner.
A popular clothing chain will open in a Kent town in just over two weeks.
A Post Office could be closed under plans to offer services within a high street retailer.