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Pantomime season could be under threat this year, as social distancing rules on and off stage prove difficult to follow.
In 1652 a Kent slaver blew himself up, but it would be more than 100 years before a vicar from the county helped sink the trade altogether.
A hotel run by a global chain remains on course for its official opening next year despite hold-ups due to lockdown.
Kent Police has withdrawn a number of lockdown fines wrongly issued by its officers.
From Oxo to FA Cup oddities and spying to sea forts, here are some weird and wonderful tales from Kent's past which may be news to you.
A helicopter, the fire service and police are searching for a high-risk missing man in a town's park.
Emergency services were called to a station this evening following the incident.
A seaside plaque commemorating the life of a well-known blackface minstrel is under review after campaigners called for it to be removed.
Officers were on guard outside an address for more than six hours after a woman died following a 'medical incident'.
A Turkish lorry driver has been jailed For smuggling more than £12 million of criminal cash out of the country over a five-month period.
A man in his 60s is in a serious condition in hospital after being brutally attacked outside a Tesco Express.
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of child abduction during a police swoop.
A councillor believes post-mortem examinations should have been carried out on people who have died from coronavirus to help understand the disease.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man died after coming off his bike on a hill.
A man has been jailed after stamping on his victim's face during the second burglary in a week.
A station has been closed after a person was pronounced dead on the tracks.
Police are at the scene of the flooding which has caused part of the carriageway to sink.
Statistics show about 29% of the county's workforce are having their wages paid by the taxpayer.
Opponents called for one of Kent's most photographed sights to be destroyed with a chainsaw amid claims it is an "object of hate".
An MP has been criticised for plans to create a 'statue cemetery' for controversial sculptures.
An elderly dog was found abandoned with "significant" hair loss due to a long-standing flea infestation and other ailments.
Shoppers will be able to get tech advice for the first three days as a major retailer returns as lockdown restrictions begin to ease.
The air ambulance has been called to a busy road alongside police and other ambulance crews.
Police are quizzing four people in connection with a stabbing which led to a teenager being taken to hospital by air ambulance.
Marches in support of the Black Lives Matter movement have been organised in Kent this weekend.
A travel firm has announced an app which will indicate how busy buses are, to help maintain social distancing rules.
Anxious residents have raised concerns about the location of a new Covid-19 testing centre which opens on the edge of a town centre next to a school.
Calls for a crackdown to end migrant crossings have been made after reports toddlers are dangled overboard to try and prevent boats being stopped.
Tributes have been paid to a former photographer and landlord who has passed away.
A warning has been issued following a rise in vandalism and people ignoring social distancing measures at a Kent park.
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