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A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after ploughing into a row of parked cars.
He has perfected the Samba and the Cha Cha Cha but James Jordan has admitted he is finding training for Dancing on Ice frustrating.
Health officials have refused to support a campaign to have a new hyper acute stroke unit located in their area, leaving councillors "disappointed".
A teenager suffered facial injuries after he was kicked and punched by three thugs in an attempted robbery outside an M&S food hall.
The owner of a family joinery company has been left devastated after it went up in flames in the early hours.
Claims that period poverty is a problem in part of the county are a “gross exaggeration”, according to a leading councillor.
A young chef tragically killed in a motorcycle crash had been drinking, according to a post mortem.
Manager Daryl McMahon has left Ebbsfleet United by mutual consent.
The A21 was closed in one direction after a crash led to an oil spillage - and later was affected by a lorry fire.
A 31-year-old man was found dead in his room at a halfway house.
A driver wept as he told a jury how he blamed himself for the three vehicle smash which left four people injured.
The annual list charts the fastest growing privately-owned companies registered in the county and is compiled by the KM Media Group.
Compiled alongside the main MegaGrowth 50 list is those with the sharpest increase in export sales - here are the top 10.
A pile of molten tyres had to be pulled apart as four fire crews tackled a barn fire.
Firefighters spent the night tackling a blaze which engulfed a derelict house.
The A2 was closed in both directions following a serious fire which saw people evacuated from their homes overnight.
If you were born the year Beetlejuice and Rain Man were made you're in luck as there are free cinema screenings this weekend for you.
You can join a national tribute to our Great War heroes by joining Hollywood director Danny Boyle's beach event.
The first Kent Tattoo Convention is set to be held in the county.
Homeless people draping washing over gravestones have been branded “disrespectful” by dog walkers and churchgoers alike.
A pensioner has spoken out after being conned out of £8,500 of savings for botched driveway work.
A gran stole more than £82,000 from a relative suffering from Alzheimer's and schizophrenia over and eight-year period.
Dozens of former sevicemen and women are walking 100 miles to the Cenotaph to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.
Lloyds is poised to close a huge commercial banking site in the county as part of plans for a corporate overhaul, set to cost hundreds of jobs.
A survey has found one in five people have already bought all the Christmas presents they plan to give friends and family.
A councillor has resigned from the Tories as forward-thinking members of the party "keep being shut down".
Vital home care services for around 160 vulnerable people across could be disrupted amid fears about the future of a major provider.
A consultation is underway to move a Post Office branch from where it has been for almost 100 years.
A knuckle duster and stun device were seized in a raid at an industrial estate by police and trading standards officers.
Theatre technicians have had to set up a stage using torchlight after a the venue suffered a mass power cut.
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