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Nearby houses shook as army bomb disposal experts blew up a Second World War bomb on a building site.
A Facebook page dedicated to four roaming peacocks has attracted more than 4,000 members - some from as far as Australia.
Giant blue heart tributes to the NHS have appeared on roads in one Kent town, puzzling locals and council chiefs.
A company which normally makes lifting and safety gear is now making face masks at its factory in the fight against Covid-19.
Bikers are expected to create an escort for the funeral for a 'kind, funny and caring' gran, who worked at a care home for autistic adults.
A driver who was caught trying to smuggle criminal cash out of the country just four hours after arriving is now behind bars.
Two men have been charged after a specialist police team found a number of guns and drugs.
A technical problem has left hundreds of people on O2 unable to make phonecalls.
A police chopper and dogs unit scoured for one of Kent's most wanted after receiving intelligence that he had been spotted.
A grandad had to call his wife and tell her he was being put into a coma - just an hour after being rushed to hospital with Covid-19 symptoms.
Thieves have written off a motorbike they stole from outside an ambulance driver's home and friends have launched an appeal to replace it.
A campaign group will be launching a social media broadcast to raise awareness of the threat to WW2 war graves in the Goodwin Sands ahead of VE Day.
A cordon remains in place and a bomb disposal team is at a building site after an unexploded wartime device was unearthed.
Hilarious CCTV footage shows the moment a bungling burglar on the hunt for booze slips off a kitchen counter and crashes to the floor.
The Brexit Party leader says officers visited his home to warn him about 'unessential travel' after he visited Kent to witness migrants coming ashore.
A young father at the centre of a murder investigation has been named as detectives continue to question three suspects.
A policeman was treated for nerve damage after a man bit him in an attempt to evade capture
A council in Kent is fighting a decision to pay costs awarded to a developer in a row over homes and has issued a High Court challenge.
A woman was left gobsmacked when a gig she performed live in her living room turned into the biggest show of her life as thousands tuned in to watch.
New data shows how much broadband speed has changed in districts around Kent and the UK.
Pictures from our archive show the changing face of the county's pubs, drinkers, landlords and landladies.
Two people have been arrested after a man was killed in a disturbance at his home.
A 200 metre cordon has been put in place after an unexploded wartime bomb was unearthed.
A planning application is seeking permission to restore a former theatre and tearoom, and build a nine-storey modern apartment block above it.
A man thought to be on a non-essential journey veered his car off the road causing damage to two parked vehicles.
The RSPCA helped hundreds of hedgehogs across last year, new data reveals.
Bin men say bulk buying is to blame for a spike in household waste that has seen them collect six tonnes more rubbish every day during lockdown.
Work on a unique multi-million pound urban sports centre has re-started after the coronavirus saw construction temporarily halt on site.
Police have launched an investigation into the death of a man after a body was discovered.
Passengers on an Arriva bus were greeted and driven by superhero, Batman.
