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Hundreds of people were able to enjoy seeing the illumination of a huge hillside landmark which was lit up last night.
An emergency response was sparked when a small bonfire led to a large area of grass being set alight at a conservation area.
Sites once home to a much-loved video rental chain have since been put to a variety of uses - including a sexual health clinic and a drug den.
A bold film studios plan linked to Netflix and Amazon is set to increase prices for nearby homes, an estate agent has predicted.
We meet the man with 1,500 beer trays, the largest collection in Britain, who needs KentOnline readers' help to complete it.
Each district, borough or city council has set up a community hub to help the vulnerable during the Covid-19 lockdown. But what do they actually do?
A huge slow worm has appeared in a garden, making a mum-of-two jump.
A gunman broke into a woman's home during the early hours of the morning and threatened her with a firearm.
One street has marked the 75th anniversary of VE Day in its own unique way after an inspired 11-year-old dropped a note through her neighbours' doors.
Kind-hearted firefighters have been busy lifting the spirits of Second World War veterans by delivering them hot meals.
A Kent duo has assembled 40 musicians from across the county and globe to promote unity.
There might me a lockdown but Kent is showing the 'blitz spirit' by devising innovative ways to celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day in style.
A number of migrants, in several boats, have been stopped by Border Force
A medical incident sparked an emergency response involving police and ambulance crews.
The end to six gruelling years of war led to monumental celebrations, but it was an extra special day for two young people who later fell in love.
An air ambulance was called to a rugby club following an incident this morning.
Householders who have seen garden waste piling up in their wheelie bins for after collections were suspended have been given some welcome news.
A Spitfire flypast will take place over parts of Kent today to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
Fire crews were called to a blaze near a seafront club late last night.
A second bid to transform disused storage sheds into a seaside microbrewery is set to be launched - despite planning chiefs branding it 'harmful'.
Life in Britain changed forever at the end of the Second World War in 1945.
An evacuee has relayed her memories of VE Day and wartime Kent to KMTV.
In our second instalment, author Meryl Ledbrooke tells how the chicken Eggwina Cluckbucket arrived at Number 3 Tin Cottage.
Two Spitfires spotted off the Kent coast earlier this week will feature on television in a special VE Day flypast.
Diary entries retell the tales of a young soldier - from taking down a German plane to the amusing circumstances of his first sexual encounter.
The Prime Minister's face lit up the White Cliffs of Dover, in a protest message over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis.
A lead consultant at a Kent hospital has passed away from Covid-19.
A man who has been reported is thought to have travelled to East Sussex.
A burglar was jailed after leaving named documents at the scene, as well as returning to one property he'd broken into.
Nigel Farage is accusing police of singling him out after a visit to Kent to report on the arrival of immigrants prompted officers to visit his home.