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The ScS furniture chain is set to open its third store in the county with a huge discount on offer for its first customers.
They are rarely seen and never touched – but letters worth close to £1m from one of the nation’s most celebrated authors are kept in Kent’s vaults.
From crackers to festive treats, volunteers at a charity are going the extra mile for a special group of cats still looking for a home this Christmas.
There’s a band of people who work tirelessly to sound church bells across Kent at Christmas – here’s why they do it.
We’ve reported on many heartwarming stories this year, which we hope will bring some festive cheer today.
A boarded-up town centre pub could reopen next year as its owner believes demand has returned.
A woman dubbed “queen” of the village looks back at more than one hundred years of double celebrations as she marks her birthday on Christmas Day.
A passenger who grew angry during a 40-minute wait for a train spat at a Southeastern worker after being asked to show his ticket.
A road was blocked in both directions following a three-car crash.
A 19-bedroom hotel which played a key role in a town’s history is up for sale for more than £1 million.
An investigation was launched after a man found human remains on a Kent beach.
A man who downed a strong bottle of French beer was spotted driving the wrong way out of a Eurotunnel terminal.
A Kent village is trying to put a lid on new housing expansion by creating its own neighbourhood plan with legal clout to resist “over-development”.
Councillors have said one of the county’s largest car boot sales can host more events.
Strong winds are expected to cause traffic chaos and power cuts across Kent.
A beekeeper has warned Asian hornets are here to stay as figures show dozens of nests found in county.
A family-owned pub, formerly used by smugglers, has shut without warning.
Plans to install lay-bys on smart motorways amid safety fears have been welcomed.
A scheme to remove the masts on a sunken war ship for fear they could damage the wreck, laden with bombs, is being re-evaluated.
A divorcee who harassed her former husband of 20 years ignored warnings from police to stop sending him ‘disconcerting’ emails.
A new mum forced into temporary accommodation 20 miles from friends and family fears for her baby’s safety.
Dog owners have had to get their pets ready for a nationwide ban of XL Bullys which comes into force next Sunday.
As Bluewater prepares itself for last-minute Christmas shoppers, we look at some of our favourite stores that have come and gone over the years.
We look back at the reckless motorists who found themselves in the dock this year for taking to the county’s roads while under the influence.
Bulldozers have begun demolition on one of the town’s last empty pubs as it prepares to turn into a cafe and flats.
A church will be knocked down to make way for a housing development despite neighbours’ concerns the area is “too heavily developed”.
Fears have been raised that parking outside a primary school will become more dangerous if charges are introduced on nearby streets.
Councils across Kent have announced changes to bin collections for this festive period.
A pub boarded up for more than a year after being at the centre of an animal welfare probe is set to reopen for business under new management
The family of a man murdered in a deadly ambush as he left a takeaway say they “will keep him in their hearts forever”.
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