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A postman is taking one last shot at making a name for himself as a rapper as releases his newest Christmas track, which features a Kent icon.
A sports journalist who was known for covering his hometown club from the terraces with the fans has died at the age of 77.
A grandmother has scooped the biggest prize possible at a bingo game, after previously winning £107,000.
A couple were watching television upstairs when £14,000 worth of silver bullion was taken from their home.
Planning papers reveal a divisive seafront development dubbed a “mini Center Parcs” could have up to 220 holiday homes.
We joined specialist police officers patrolling the streets of Kent on a busy December Saturday.
A former care home which shut more than a decade ago is set to be turned into a temporary reception centre for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children.
The NHS has warned of “severe disruption” at under-pressure Kent hospitals during strike action in the run-up to Christmas.
A much-loved dog park has announced its shock departure from its premises – after being given just two weeks’ notice to vacate the site.
A council leader has warned fresh service cuts could be on the way as he reacts to the government’s ‘huge disappointing’ funding settlement.
Police investigating an incident in which a recently installed ULEZ camera and surrounding property was damaged in a blast have made two arrests.
An arrest has been made after a pensioner reported their mobility scooter was stolen from outside their home.
A woman has denied responsibility for the death of a well-known clergyman killed in a road collision.
Temporary traffic lights put up around a collapsed manhole are sparking gridlock along a notoriously congested stretch of road.
Defences are set to be put out as villages brace for water levels rising from a normally dormant river.
A section of a road has been fenced off after a large sinkhole appeared.
Motorway traffic was brought to a standstill after animals became loose and wandered onto the carriageway.
There are calls for more to be done to help Kent Police deal with a rise in a drug said to be 50 times stronger than heroin.
Brazen thieves stole a tractor from a new housing development and escaped down a bridleway late at night.
Some 40,000 people have now backed a petition calling for Eurostar services to be reinstated in Kent more than two years after they were axed.
A decaying hotel sitting empty for years has hit the market for £1 million with hopes it will return to “former glory”.
The government’s pledge to increase council budgets will undoubtedly take the pressure off – but cuts will still need to be made, writes Paul Francis.
Ten men have been fined more than £2,200 between them for fishing without a licence.
A gas cylinder fire at industrial premises is causing traffic chaos.
A suspect has been charged after a man in his 50s was stabbed near a railway station.
A former police officer found snoring at the wheel after a drinking session was reported to the police by his ex-wife.
The promise of tougher measures at a troubled school has stopped strikes, but will they be enough to fix the problems faced by staff and pupils?
Plans to build scores of homes next to a “garden town” have been blocked – with councillors saying they have “nothing positive” to say about the idea.
A young local lad has taken over his local and given it a makeover.
With one week to go until Christmas, residents are still reporting issues with the postal service as parcels are delayed or missing.
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