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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?
Planning officers are recommending councillors agree to the conversion of a village pub to housing, even though it is listed as a community asset.
Missed appointments, cards going AWOL and a Gills season ticket arriving three months late – we lift the lid on Royal Mail delays.
A Grade I-listed country house steeped in history has been praised at the Kent Wedding Awards.
A man who smuggled four Albanians into the UK in a campervan has been jailed.
Members of the public called police after finding an injured woman in a town street.
A property linked to reported anti-social behaviour and harassment has been closed after a court order was issued.
A grammar school has sent out a warning to parents after its internal email system was hacked.
Villagers have been given six months to come up with the cash to buy their local after the landlord decided to sell up.
A developer is arguing that without a valid local plan a borough council cannot reject its proposal for 150 homes in the countryside.
A pensioner stalked a woman he met at a Christian function, sent unwanted letters and gifts to her home and even phoned her workplace.
A council has launched a survey as the first stage in plans to help women feeler safer on the streets.
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