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Councillors have approved plans for a nine-storey block of 118 flats despite it having only 27 parking spaces.
Filmmakers are searching for budding actors to star in a bare-knuckle brawl for a gangster film hoping to “put Kent on the map”.
A woman helped two machete-wielding teenagers launch an alleyway attack which left a homeless man with life-threatening injuries, a court has heard.
Seven men suspected of being part of a crime gang have been arrested after thousands of pounds in cash and a large quantity of cannabis were seized.
A woman has been arrested after a pensioner had her gold chain forcibly taken from her.
A special needs school described as a “very happy place to be” has received another glowing report from the education watchdog.
An expert who led an investigation into baby deaths says families being told to prove liability by the trust shows a lack of compassion from the NHS.
A member of a “sophisticated” criminal gang who tricked victims into paying cash into the wrong bank accounts has been put behind bars.
A motorcyclist has been seriously injured in a crash which closed an A-road in both directions, sparking long queues
Campaigners fighting for the transformation of a dilapidated town bridge have been offered a faint ray of hope, as an ownership debate continues.
There are “inconsistencies" in the way children with special education needs in one part of Kent are treated, an inspection has uncovered.
Police are yet to make any arrests after a teenage boy was reportedly raped in a park’s public toilet but say they have several lines of inquiry open.
Volunteers have been left “disappointed” after six crotched Pokémon went missing from their free Easter trail for children.
A four-mile-long contraflow is set to be installed this week ahead of three months of major works to resurface a “bumpy” dual carriageway.
Operation Brock will be deactivated on the M20 this weekend after being put in place to cope with extra traffic during Easter.
Kent’s main rail operator has confirmed it will only run an "extremely limited service" during the upcoming round of tube and train strikes.
Two popular holiday parks have been acquired by a new operator which has pledged to invest in improvements.
A major foodservice wholesaler in the county has appointed a new managing director.
A law firm is moving out of high street offices it has occupied for nearly 60 years to relocate to larger premises.
A major brewer in the county has been presented with an award at a ceremony attended by 1,500 guests.
Could Kent unlock a more prosperous future as an event host if it could provide more hotel options?
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In the second of three in-depth features on challenges Kent faces due to climate change, we ask: Could our taps run dry?
A nursery hoping to address a town's growing demand for childcare places has put forward plans to build an extension.
Residents are ramping up a 20-year battle to upgrade a well-used zebra crossing on a busy road after countless “near misses”.
Tennis fans say they are being served up crumbling surfaces, broken fences and falling nets at a town’s last remaining free courts.
McDonald’s could return to a Kent town as bosses have earmarked a former leisure centre site for a new drive-thru.
A family has paid tribute to their “adventurous” and “independent” dad after a fatal cycling accident.
A police manhunt is underway to find an 18-year-old after a man was stabbed.
A filming location for a hit period drama has been awarded a large cash sum to “safeguard the building for future generations”.
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