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A £1.6m investment in solar panels and heat pumps will cut costs and carbon emissions at a popular leisure centre.
Conservative Party leadership candidate Tom Tugendhat has told the Kent Politics Podcast why he thinks his party lost the general election.
Veterans at the RBLI village for ex-servicemen invite the public to join them for tea and cakes to celebrate the charity’s 105th birthday.
A young man who made “persistent efforts” to meet a minor for sex when he was 19 has avoided being sent to prison.
Details have been released of the third and final phase of a major project to deliver 840 new homes including a link road between two local routes.
Passengers faced disruption after a train hit a tree resulting in the cancellation of some services.
A “village estate” on a disused airfield is still expanding with 542 new homes in the pipeline 30 years after its foundation.
A cocaine dealer who took family photos and made a restaurant booking using his drug-dealing phone has been jailed for more than three years.
The RSPCA is appealing for information after four doves were found in a box dumped at a country park.
The daughter of a paramedic who was killed in a helicopter crash has raised money in his memory.
A family circus looking for somewhere new to pitch its big top after having to leave its home of 12 years is advertising a new “mystery show”.
A town’s redevelopment plans means a charity has had to move its retail distribution centre where it will soon be opening one of its largest shops.
Labour will not solve the housing crisis just by setting new house-building targets, a councillor has warned.
A passenger in a car that inadvertently found itself in the middle of a boy racers’ meet says it was “terrifying” and police have vowed to up patrols.
Stargazers across Kent have been able to watch the meteor showers for the past two evenings, with one person catching one on his doorbell camera.
New parking charges come into effect next week with motorists facing Sunday charges for the first time.
An estate that so far has survived without parking restrictions is about to be “carpet-bombed” with double yellow lines.
Plans to demolish and redevelop a former sandwich shop into a sleek new café to meet the demands of an area’s growing population have been refused.
A village pub that was shut for an extensive transformation inside and out has reopened.
People are being urged to come forward with information regarding an armed burglar who it is feared could strike again.
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