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Three men were arrested after reports of a Christmas Eve ruckus outside a bar.
A dog walker says he has been reminded to never walk under cliff faces after seeing the remains of a huge rock fall.
A golf buggy thief went on a five-mile drunken joyride before crashing into a parked car and swerving in front of police.
A young woman has taken over a historic village pub where she first started working aged just 13.
Landlords of a shopping complex have been labelled greedy after businesses were told their staff would need to pay £50 a month for parking.
A project to replace old gas mains will shut parts of a busy main road in and out of a housing estate for more than a month.
In the second part of our review of the year, we take a look at a trilogy of long-running sagas and ask if an end is, finally, in sight?
The parents of William Brown are appealing directly to the King to help their fight to lay their son to rest in the “perfect” place.
A castle’s ticketed Christmas light display has been cancelled due to poor weather conditions, while damage was caused to a shopping centre.
Eerie pictures capture the moment a ghostly ‘grey lady’ appears to hover in the sky above an abandoned Kent village.
Passengers are warned of major disruption at a Kent port following staff sickness among border officials, as well as backlog from Storm Gerrit.
A paedophile has been locked up more than 30 years after carrying out a series of child sex attacks.
Trains have been cancelled throughout the county due to overrunning engineering works.
Plans for hundreds of new homes on prime agricultural have resurfaced after developers appealed its refusal.
After the recent scrapping of a popular air display, we look back at the other Kent festivals and events we have waved goodbye to.
Locals are divided on how safe the streets of Kent’s most violent district are.
In the first of a three-part look back over the last 12 months, we start with the weather, relentless strikes and a farewell to a TV favourite.
Bosses behind the £20m redevelopment of a hotel admit that two years on they are still struggling to find shops or restaurants to fill empty units.
Brave, hardy or completely mad souls took the plunge in Boxing Day Dip events around Kent.
A crash between a cyclist and a car has blocked a main road after the rider on a push bike collided with the vehicle.
A yellow weather warning for wind has been issued Kent is set to be battered by Storm Gerrit.
Ferry operators are warning of queues building at one of Kent’s ports where there are delays of up to 90 minutes to reach border checks.
Councillors have approved plans to redevelop a listed building into a creative hub for a university.
Plans for a huge Amazon distribution centre that would have created hundreds of jobs in Kent have been dropped.
Superstore bosses have agreed to residents' demands to unchain a gate used as a shortcut for 30 years - following weeks of muddy detours.
In what has been another tough year for businesses, we take a look at what shops have been forced to call it a day in 2023.
From riverside strolls to cosy pubs – here are some of the best places to stretch your legs in the Kent countryside after a day of feasting.
A new book sheds light on a brutal battle and the loss of thousands of lives right here in Kent which changed our history forever.
Fear of traffic gridlock is driving villagers to oppose two major developments for a rugby stadium and a housing project with thousands of homes.
Across the county thousands of runners donned special festive attire to take part in a series of free running events.
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