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A postman was so angry when his peace was shattered by a delivery van he pointed a gun and threatened to shoot.
Ian Hayden, 44, from Paddock Wood, is demanding his money back for a sofa he bought from Harveys in Aylesford.
Police have issued a stern warning after a car was hit by a brick thrown from a footbridge.
A man from West Malling was in police custody after being arrested in Snodland.
A Qatari man found guilty of murdering West Malling schoolteacher Lauren Patterson will be put to death, an appeal court has decided.
A woman who travelled to John Lewis stores across the south of England and fraudulently returned £2,153 of items has been handed a suspended sentence.
Terence Hughes allegedly stole four items from a Tonbridge property.
Pupils at Wrotham school have shown they are financially savvy by being crowned Kent Trading Standard's Young Consumers of the Year Competiton
A 31-year-old who died from breast cancer is having a bench dedicated in her memory at the hospital where she worked and was treated.
A former royal and deputy editor at The Sun have both been found not guilty of making illegal payments to officials.
A West Malling mum has developed a lung condition which affects just 125 women in the UK.
Proposals to build more than 200 spaces at West Malling train station have come under fire from residents and a nearby primary school.
A cricket club which is at 'tipping point' due to a lack of young blood and funds has sent out an urgent appeal for help.
Residents of Aylesford who wanted a BT exchange box move which appeared in a conservation area have celebrated success after a week.
The fixed five-year parliament bill needs to repealed, argues Sir John Stanley.
A coroner has demanded action after a worker suffocated to death when a rubbish pile fell on him, despite the efforts of colleagues to save his life.
A teenager has been sentenced after watching his friend - son of a woman who fled to Syria to join Isis - burn, urinate and spit on a Union Flag.
Youngsters at St James the Great Academy, in East Malling, kickstarted their Red Nose Day fundraising by pulling their best funny faces.
A rare portrait of Henry VIII as a young man is one of two Tudor treasures unveiled at Hever Castle.
A 23-year-old man is believed to be one of the first in Kent to be investigated under new drug-driving legislation.
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