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A convenience store has opened its doors to the public after undergoing an extensive makeover.
Family and friends of a two-month old baby who died of SIDS will be holding a moonlight walk in her memory.
A developer has withdrawn a planning application for 900 homes in the countryside – but has pledged to submit revised plans.
People living in a busy community have been asked give their views on plans to put double yellow lines on many of its roads for the first time.
A village in Kent reached 26C today, making it the highest recorded temperature in the UK for the past three days.
A great-grandmother is frustrated after finding “unmaintained” brambles on council-owned land are growing on to her property.
A nuclear test veteran has been left ‘feeling flat’ after his medal finally arrived in the post with no fanfare.
A parish council has taken the unusual step of asking to have its number of councillors reduced rather than fill vacant slots.
A town has been offered a “magical” opportunity to bring a building back into community use after previous private plans fell through.
A site manager who followed in his late father’s footsteps and became a carpenter at 16 has honoured him after winning an award.
Police have released a CCTV image after money was reportedly stolen from a car.
A Michelin-starred TV chef spent a day filming with a charity for his new food show.
Two 24-year-olds have been charged with three counts of burglary and theft of a car after a reported break-in.
It’s mean and built like a brick outhouse, but how worried should residents be about the arrival of a venomous tube web spider on their estate?
People taking part in an annual triathlon reported becoming unwell after taking part in the swimming leg of the race.
A mum has removed her children from school after her eight-year-old came home with a blade in his bag which he says was put there by another pupil.
Smoke from a car fire drifting across the carriageway closed a section of the M20.
Eighty years after they were listed as missing in action, the graves of three British soldiers have been found.
Three towns have been named as the worst places in Kent for the invasive Japanese knotweed plant.
A disused store could get a new lease of life thanks to the national sandwich chain.
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