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Police have moved to clear around 20 mobile homes occupying a council-run car park next to a B&Q store.
A coroner has confirmed a man who died in January had coroanvirus - 19 days after the first casualty was reported in China.
A pensioner has been handed a written warning from a council for helping preserve a listed fountain because he did not have permission to paint it.
A "happy and social man" took his own life after the breakdown of his relationship, which was affected by lockdown restrictions.
There are plenty of fascinating relics of wartime Britain which can still be found in Kent - we take a look at their history.
Twitching thumbs, naps and forgetting how to spell 'with' - school children across Kent are returning to the classroom months behind the pace.
Social gatherings of more than six people are to be banned in England in an attempt to control the spread of coronavirus.
Kent's police and crime commissioner wants more power - here's why.
The husband of a woman who has been told she has terminal cancer after being diagnosed with IBS is raising money to get her private treatment.
Police discovered nine town centre businesses had been targeted after a man was seen throwing a brick at a shop window.
Three staff members at a Royal Mail sorting office have tested positive for coronavirus within three days.
Plans for a DIY firm to move into an empty superstore on have fallen through after people objected to a bid to chop down healthy trees.
The police and crime commissioner has said a beach gathering, which ended in four officers being injured, was a challenge for the force.
A woman who spotted something on river banks on her way home from picking up some breakfast, had to double back to make sure she had seen a seal.
Just days after reopening, a primary school has had to close its doors again because of overrunning roadworks blocking its entrance.
Business owners have hit out against Kent County Council over plans to shut off a major access route into a town in the lead up to Christmas.
A landlord who operated an unlicensed and unsafe house as a hostel which put tenants lives at risk, has been been found guilty of several offences.
After a suspicious object was found at a huge post-Brexit lorry park, police and bomb disposal experts were called to the site.
A round of applause welcomed youngsters starting their first day of term at a brand new secondary school.
Youngsters at two more schools have been told to self-isolate after coming into contact with pupils who have tested positive for coronavirus.
A charity is helping hospice patients communicate with their loved ones by donating refurbished laptops and tablets.
The distraught family of a pensioner who has been missing for six weeks say his disappearance is "completely out of character".
A suspected case of coronavirus has been recorded at a secondary school shortly after reopening.
Calls have been made for urgent talks with Eurostar bosses and the Government after the announcement services will not stop in the county until 2022.
Residents have hit out after their village became 'marooned' by road closures, leaving drivers facing huge hold-ups.
Reduced speed limits have transformed London - can they do the same for Kent?
On International Literacy Day a leading reading charity has given advice to parents who are worried their children have fallen behind in lockdown.
The government is refusing to reveal the environmental impact of a huge Brexit lorry park leading campaigners to ask: What have they got to hide?
A rare opportunity had arisen to buy a countryside home - complete with an airfield.
The county's vineyards have seen a surge of interest from Japan as exports to Asia rocket.
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