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A man has been charged after Marks and Spencer, Next, Co-op and Tesco were targeted across West Kent.
A new Post Office branch has opened its doors to customers, who have spent the last 18 months using a temporary site within a castle.
Staff have raised funds in tribute to their former colleague who was the “heart and soul” of a pub.
Bird-watchers have descended on a housing estate to catch sight of a rare winter visitor.
A borough council’s plans to introduce parking charges to a town seem to have upset almost everyone.
Villagers fundraising to buy their historic local pub to stop it becoming housing have revealed how much they have collected.
A popular village restaurant has shut with immediate effect and been flooded with messages of support.
A retired firefighter rushed into action when a car crash outside a pub severed a gas pipe.
Kent is experiencing one of the mildest Christmas Days on record with the Met Office recording the highest daily minimum temperature for December 25.
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.
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