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A woman dubbed “queen” of the village looks back at more than one hundred years of double celebrations as she marks her birthday on Christmas Day.
Plans to install lay-bys on smart motorways amid safety fears have been welcomed.
Fears have been raised that parking outside a primary school will become more dangerous if charges are introduced on nearby streets.
Campaigners are seeking to raise £11,000 to continue the fight to have disused farmland declared a village green.
Motorists are facing delays after a van crashed into a set of traffic lights on a busy road outside a supermarket.
Transport police are investigating after video of a man punching a teenager emerged online.
Thomas Merritt has been winter testing at Brands Hatch for the 2024 BRSCC Fiesta Junior Championship.
A meadow once filled with butterflies is making way for a commercial park – and only one person objected.
A historic gas work site dating back to the 19th century is set to have two flat blocks of 114 apartments built after plans were approved.
Controversial proposals for a mega housing development with a school, sports pitches, and green space have been upheld by a planning inspector.
A campaign is under way to restore a Finnish sauna in Kent left over from the 1948 Olympic Games.
Eurovision winner Cheryl Baker will feature in a new spin-off series looking for a new home after she put her Kent cottage on the market.
A warehouse worker who threatened to kill his ex and bombarded her with vile messages has been jailed for almost three years.
There are fresh calls for lorries to be banned from using a main road after a HGV smashed into a village wall.
A Royal Mail sorting office is temporarily opening for longer to cope with a build-up of post after weeks of delayed deliveries.
A litter picker has been left shocked after discovering what she believes is a hazardous material dumped at a nature reserve.
There was a familiar face in the form of a young abuse survivor from Kent waiting for the Princess of Wales when she opened a children’s surgery unit.
Planners are set to approve an application for 65 homes despite more than 450 letters of objection.
A Conservative-run council has been asked to think again over its response to a threat to ancient woodland from a quarry extension.
We're sending Percy the Potato on a festive adventure – will he reach his destination or spend a lonely Christmas at the sorting office?
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