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From blocks of flats to beauty salons and Wetherspoon pubs, several of our county's former police stations now have a new lease of life.
A centenarian has spoken of her vital work in the Second World War supporting code cracking boffins.
An historic pub dating back to 1860 is deemed by its owner to never be a success again - therefore a plan to turn it into homes has been hatched.
Investigators from the National Crime Agency have made a series of arrests as part of two separate probes targeting suspected people smugglers.
Movie-lovers can return to a cinema that's been given a plush revamp, with a choice of 11 films across eight screens.
Anger is mounting after a Conservative association was given a Covid grant by its party-controlled council.
A drug dealer was found with a stash of cocaine, MDMA, cannabis and a Taser disguised as a torch during a police raid.
A pedestrian was found lying injured in a country lane following what police believe was a hit-and-run accident.
One man has been arrested and another injured in a crash between a car and a motorbike.
Lorry drivers could be fined £300 for not having the right papers after Brexit in an effort to stop queues of 7,000 trucks building up through Kent.
As Essex prepares to enter a Tier 2 lockdown, new figures show some areas of Kent have a higher infection rate than our county neighbours.
As the infection rate continues to rise, a Kent GP is backing a temporary lockdown - while a head teacher warns it would be a "poor" move for schools.
A veteran presenter will be hosting a series documenting life around his rural Kent home.
Primary school parents have been warned after a girl was followed by a man - just days after children were approached by a stranger nearby.
Two men have died and another is fighting for his life after the van they were travelling in collided with a lorry on the M26.
A £3.2m junction will be paid for by the taxpayer, but the only reason it's needed is because of new homes - so why aren't developers paying?
A petition signed by more than 2,000 people is calling for Kent's post-Brexit lorry park to be named after Nigel Farage.
A couple feel like they are living on the set of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds after dozens of pigeons and doves set up nests under their solar panels.
He's flown Rita Ora, Ed Westwick and Premier League stars around the world and now thinks more people will turn to private jets to avoid Covid-19.
A film maker has been shortlisted for an award for his debut feature film which was selected for this year’s Cannes Film Festival Critics’ Week.
An increase in the number of assaults on police officers across Kent has been predicted following new statistics.
A crash involving a car and motorbike closed part of the A20 in both directions.
Some of Kent's most iconic buildings changed colour to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week.
Families and couples will soon be able to stay the night at a wild animal park in striking new wigwams.
A confiscation hearing under the Proceeds of Crime Act has resulted in a drug dealer being ordered to hand over £20,000.
Lawyers at a preliminary hearing debated what would be covered in the inquest into the death of a man shot by police.
Faster rail travel will open up a host of opportunities for Dover if trains can reach the capital in less than an hour, councillors have said
A man has been charged with three offences and has been remanded in custody after a woman and two police officers were attacked.
An extensive police search of a three-bedroom house in a village has concluded - but mystery surrounds the investigation.
Heartbroken parents of babies and children who die may now have to find hundreds of pounds for funeral costs.
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