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Gillingham boss Mark Bonner has made his second signing of the summer.
A restaurant may be one of 112 low-performing branches set to close as part of plans to open more hotel facilities instead.
On the Kent Politics Podcast this week we discuss the possible return of National Service and welcome new Medway Tory leader George Perfect.
Head of academy coaching Ebun Thomas says club are doing all they can to give Gillingham’s rough diamonds the chance to turn into gems.
Motorists faced heavy delays on both carriageways of the M2 after a person was spotted in the road.
Dramatic images show a car precariously wedged into the front of a house prompting a huge emergency response.
A controversial application for a new employment and enterprise hub has been given the go-ahead by councillors - but could still be stopped.
The UK's only saltwater, riverside outdoor pool has shut unexpectedly with no reopening date on the cards.
Shock news that a community pub is to close permanently at short notice has sparked a wave of protest from customers.
A local authority is hoping to better enforce moving traffic offences with new ANPR cameras spread across 17 locations.
A nurse who has served twenty years in the NHS has been recognised for her empathetic approach to Intensive Care Unit (ICU) patients and families.
A county lines dealer has been jailed after investigators found he was holding a phone used to supply class A drugs.
New Holcombe men’s head coach and director of hockey Kwan Browne has hailed the club’s latest signing.
Gillingham goalkeeper Glenn Morris says retirement is not on his agenda - but a battle for the No.1 jersey is!
A bag of class A drugs and more than £1,000 have been seized after a police raid on a street.
A teenager armed himself with a machete in a street after a window at his grandparents' home was deliberately smashed.
A busy main route is due to be closed for around seven days due to emergency power works.
Last year Labour ended 20 years of Conservative rule at Medway Council. Political leaders of all stripes have given their verdict on what came next.
The Conservative Party have named their candidate for a key battleground seat in Kent which polls suggest could swing to Labour.
A planning application has been officially submitted to transform a former secondary school built in the 1960s into hundreds of new homes.
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