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A much-loved youth worker who “inspired hundreds of young people” and ran a mobile mechanic business has died.
RNLI and Coastguard crews were launched to help find a missing child at the beach.
An appeal has been launched after vandals left behind a trail of damage at a popular green space, including defacing a memorial bench.
Firefighters spent hours tackling a blaze after it broke out in a garage.
Following years of delays, the removal of masts on a sunken war ship filled with explosives is set to begin in the next 12 months.
A mum has been left stunned after all her possessions were moved to a storage unit more than 60 miles away after a vehicle ploughed into her property.
A woman embroiled in a terrifying high-speed crash has heaped praise on a dog crate after her beloved pet escaped unscathed.
Council leader tells Kent Politics Podcast that house building needs to speed up.
Mice droppings were discovered scattered across a town centre shop found to have no running water.
The site of an abandoned seafront development should be turned into a wind farm to power thousands of homes, it has been suggested.
A speed camera has been vandalised by a vigilante who has dubbed themselves ‘Batman’.
There was a huge emergency response at a river after fears a person had fallen into the water.
A railway line has reopened after engineers discovered the track was not “as level as it needs to be”.
Dismayed tennis players discovered they must stump up cash to use previously free courts following a quarter of a million pound revamp.
College science labs could be bulldozed and replaced with 11 family homes, if plans are approved.
A primary school is set to expand its intake by more than 70% following the approval of plans which have been in the pipeline for two decades.
Friends hope to put a hotel “back on the map” by hosting food nights in the disused restaurant with a different guest chef each month.
A pit bike that was used illegally on playing fields has been seized by the police as part of a crackdown on anti-social behaviour in estates.
Motorists fear months of misery during a 12-week rebuild of a stretch of a busy dual-carriageway.
A man has been charged with the abduction of a teenage girl found after a widespread search involving police dogs and a helicopter.
Fridges, a cooker, tyres and other household furniture have all been dumped in a country lane.
Plans to turn a security office in the grounds of the late Paul O’Grady’s estate into a house three times the size have been met with opposition.
Two women have been taken to a London hospital with serious injuries following a crash on the A2.
Getting older means you remember a very different Kent to today - our columnist takes a trip down memory lane.
A football coach told to stop running classes for disadvantaged kids in a park because he hasn’t filled out the right forms has vowed to carry on.
Frustrated business owners say they are suffering a slump in trade after Southern Water closed off part of a busy High Street.
The landlord of a pub with a special menu just for dogs admits his city centre inn is “probably not the place” for punters who don’t like pooches.
Tens of thousands of ULEZ fines haven’t been paid since the latest expansion despite motorists receiving threats from bailiffs, KentOnline can reveal.
A “hormonal” pregnant woman “lost her temper” and mounted a pavement with her car to twice drive into her partner’s ex-girlfriend.
The wife of a pub landlord allegedly murdered by his ex sister-in-law has recalled the "horror film" moment he was fatally stabbed.
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