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Canterbury Cathedral has been accused of acting in an un-Christian way by showing the door to several workers on zero-hours contracts.
The final go-ahead has been given for a new multi-million pound business 'hub' which is expected to create hundreds of jobs.
Kent will exit Lockdown 2 next week in Tier 3, as infection rates in parts of the county are among the worst in England.
Police investigating the theft of several tortoises, which are classed as endangered, have issued a plea for help.
Students showing no signs of coronavirus will be able to get tested at Kent universities from next week in an effort to get them home for Christmas.
An historical town in the west of the county has been named the happiest place to live in the south east, according to a new survey.
Police have released an image of a man they would like to talk to after a mother and daughter were told to "go back to Saudi Arabia" at a bus stop.
Thousands of children in the county will find out today whether or not they passed the Kent Test.
A school has taken the unusual step of publicly hitting back at a parent who complained about it closing because of a coronavirus outbreak.
A shelter for the homeless has reopened its doors but with new restrictions in place it fears some people may be left out in the cold.
Six teens who saved a suicidal young man's life at a station have been thanked by the government's Rail Minister for their "bravery and compassion".
The government remains undecided about which tier of coronavirus restrictions the county will be placed into today, KentOnline can reveal.
A Border Force Officer has received a pay out for unfair dismissal after he was reported for making racist comments.
Council officers have visited 48 businesses accused of being open during lockdown.
A 27-year-old has been jailed after pointing a sawn-off shotgun at unsuspecting officers, before fleeing and disposing of the firearm in a bin.
Our political editor looks at what the latest budget announcement means for Kent.
This is what domestic abuse can look like - as her attacker is jailed Jennifer Salter speaks of her experience to raise awareness.
A development company continued to block a public footpath despite cautions, costing the firm thousands.
A group of new recruits will patrol a district to ensure all businesses are following coronavirus guidelines.
A family have spoken about the colourful language their young children are learning living nextdoor to Sainsbury's.
This year six pharmacies have closed in Kent amid the pandemic and with Brexit looming there are fears the situation is set to get far worse.
Queues and long delays are being reported after two lorries crashed and a second separate incident near the Thames crossing.
Ambulance, police and fire crews were called to a private address after a man found dead last night.
The NHS is calling on people who can deliver vaccines, clean and support admin work to help the mass jab programme - which could start next month.
A group of Kent MPs has called for coronavirus restrictions to be applied on a borough or district level rather than county-wide.
An MP has sought assurances from government local streets will not be used by lorries to park overnight while they await custom clearance.
More than 200 fines have been issued to people attempting to leave the country for a holiday, as well as people holding illegal house parties.
Another school as ordered a whole year group to stay at home after a pupil tested positive for coronavirus.
A post-Brexit Inland Border Point will destroy the way of life in the quiet rural village it backs onto, residents fear.
An 18-year-old man has appeared in court to plead not guilty to murdering a man whose body was found in a wheelie bin.
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