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An arrest warrant has been issued after a man accused of hitting a police officer with his motorbike failed to appear in court.
Hundreds of vulnerable elderly people across Kent will be left without a hot meals service as one of the main providers is set to close down.
A builder who was punched at a horse fair died in a field after being found unresponsive .
There is stationary traffic on the M20 eastbound between Junctions 4 and 5 as a result of a vehicle fire.
Kent MP Tom Tugendhat has launched his leadership bid following Boris Johnson's resignation.
Now is the peak season for Giant Hogweed, whose sap causes burns and blistering that can last for years.
Work is proceeding apace at a former newsprint site, once a town's major employer, as new photos reveal the scale and progress of the development.
A long-running café has been forced to close as a new one is set to open nearby following a lease row with the council which now owns the site.
Business owners are fuming after a council opted to hike up parking prices in part of one Kent borough, while it remains free in the other half.
A blaze at the back of a house was put out by firefighters who have classed the incident as "suspicious".
An ex-serviceman has praised a charity's £22m development, which will provide housing for hundreds more veterans in need.
A bird of prey which was attacked by a squirrel is on the mend after needing complex surgery.
Plans for a huge solar farm have been approved by planners despite villagers' fears it will be too close to their homes.
A floating nest was installed by volunteers for two swans whose home is destroyed daily by tides despite warnings from the council.
A cockroach infested Indian takeaway has been slapped with a £10,000 fine after a woman found a four-inch piece of wire wool in her chicken curry.
A butcher has expressed his disappointment after his bid to open in a council-run shop failed, despite backing from 1,100 people.
A care home has been told to improve after inspectors found it had "not always understood their responsibilities" to report concerns to the council.
A council leader was forced to step in after a parking firm dished out £50 fines to people who visited its car park on consecutive days.
A grower has described the government's instruction to recruit British labour as "garbage" as farms struggle to recruit pickers and crops rot.
A community supermarket is one year old and facing increasing demand
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