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A couple say their son has “defied doctors” after surviving a two-hour seizure but he has been left unable to walk or talk.
A fan has organised a memorial service for Liam Payne in Kent to help others grieve together - and hopes hundreds will gather this afternoon.
Engineers have started their work on repairing a popular seaside town’s pier which remains partially shut.
A petition with more than 6,000 signatures has been submitted to the county council after protests against funding cuts at children's centres.
Another person has died after the boat they were in deflated just minutes after setting out for the Kent coast.
Partygoers are set to be welcomed inside a museum that was first opened by the Victorians to boogie at an 80s disco night.
Trains on a busy stretch of rail will be suspended for four days as vital work to prevent landslips takes place.
A Booker Prize-winning author is letting out her seaside cottage as part of a new literary competition.
Businesses and villagers say problems with the ticket machines in a public car park are putting people off visiting the high street.
A fed-up family say their neighbours have been playing musical instruments “all day, every day” and they “can’t take it anymore”.
Developers have submitted plans for 90 homes and a possible drive-thru on the edge of a village, near an existing 24-hour McDonald’s.
A super-fit 87-year-old says too many elderly people “don’t look after themselves” after completing his latest run just months after having a stroke.
It may be something of a ‘Trigger’s broom’ but this famous attraction has had more ups and downs than most over its lifetime.
A housing association says tenants should remortgage their properties to pay for fire safety measures in a move-labelled “grossly unfair”.
Two men have been taken to hospital and two teenagers arrested after a stabbing in an alleyway.
We’ve rounded up the most hauntingly-good displays in the county ahead of the spooky season.
A documentary about migration from Albania to the UK will be appearing on KMTV.
A former pub-turned-restaurant occupying a prime spot on an A-road could be converted into a vets under new plans.
Major restoration work is underway at a social club after a huge fire, with its chairman insisting the club will re-open for business.
Villagers are “over the moon” as a council prepares to backtrack on an “astronomical” increase in car park charges.
The number of untaxed vehicles being clamped in Kent has rocketed in a single year, official figures have revealed.
There was uproar this week as prisoners bounded out all smiles early from jail due to overcrowding concerns. But can we really blame them?
There are fears a flagship council project will end up as just ‘an empty tin shed’ as businesses have shown little interest in the plans.
How did a village once renowned for its quaint antique shops and modest homes transform into a luxury house hotspot? Millie Bowles reports.
A former teacher had been driving illegally for more than seven years when he knocked down a pedestrian, causing a catastrophic brain injury.
Police were nearly called after members of the public repeatedly interrupted a planning meeting called to decide a controversial bid for new homes.
A shop was told to bring in pest control experts after being given a one-star food hygiene rating.
A couple who have spent 20 years at the helm share their secret to success after turning a pub on the brink of closure into a thriving community spot.
A wreckless quad biker has churned up a park after making doughnuts.
A lucky kmfm listener started their weekend by winning £1,000 on the radio station’s competition Thousand Pound Friday.
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