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TV chef and respected restaurateur Russell Norman took his own life in the garden of his Kent home, an inquest has heard.
Our columnist looks at the changing face of the beautiful game at ponders how hats thrown in the air after a goal in the 1950s were ever recovered.
A leading education expert has claimed hiring tutors to help your kid pass the 11-plus and claim a coveted grammar school place is a waste of money.
Cinemagoers were left stunned after seeing rats scurrying around several screens and feasting on popcorn.
A brave business owner has unveiled plans to expand into a high street despite shops closing throughout the county at an alarming rate.
A former teacher has described her life in a cult including getting up at 3.30am, wearing all white and having to shower after going to the toilet.
Drivers and councillors say Kent’s ranking as the UK county with the most crashes should be a “wake-up call” to highways bosses.
A man once convicted of raping a woman at a beer festival has been cleared following a retrial granted after his mum tracked down a new witness.
Farmers have vowed to keep on protesting over market conditions after bringing traffic to a crawl at a Kent port.
A young woman has been left with a bruised lip after being catcalled and struck by an object thrown from a passing car.
Childhood friends who created a frozen food innovation have managed to secure a big money investment after appearing on Dragons’ Den.
A historic windmill has been offered a lifeline from being sold to developers after being designated an asset of community value.
A man wanted in connection with a stabbing in London may have fled to Kent, police say.
A DPD van has crashed into scaffolding around a closed pub, previously called a “blight on the local area”, after a collision with a car.
A woman has been taken to hospital following a serious crash involving a refuse truck and another car which has closed a village road.
The controversial silent discos being held at Canterbury Cathedral have made headlines all over the world. KentOnline joined the ravers last night...
A car power-sliding enthusiast whose antics on Kent’s roads have sparked outrage is now launching his own “drift” track.
The latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast is available now and features more woe for council finances across the county.
From handing out flip-flops to stopping drunk people jumping in the harbour, Melissa Todd goes behind the scenes with night-time community pastors.
The owner of a hugely popular restaurant where diners regularly queue out of the door is preparing to launch a second site in Kent.
An A&E crisis engulfing two Kent hospital trusts left an elderly woman with dementia enduring a “dehumanising” three-day wait for a bed.
Tributes have been paid to an “incredibly brave” mum-of-three who died after a battle with cancer.
A body has been discovered near a railway station in the search for missing 82-year-old Anthony Brown.
Christian protestors have gathered outside Canterbury Cathedral to call for an end to an “absurd” silent disco.
A 30-year-old woman has been convicted of causing the death of a pensioner by dangerous driving after hitting him and “just driving off”.
Two Kent entrepreneurs who created a range of nutritious frozen food “blocks” are set to appear on BBC’s Dragons’ Den.
A motorway slip road has been closed for surface repairs following a lorry fire.
An asylum seeker who has resorted to sleeping under a rowing boat on a Kent beach is warning others: “Don’t come here - the system is broken.”
A bus company has condemned the actions of “anti-social” yobs after one of its vehicles was targeted.
New figures have revealed the local authority which has amassed the largest amount of debt outside of the county council.
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