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An inquest into the death of a mum-of-three who was found dead in water at a Kent shopping centre has opened.
Officers were called to an “altercation” outside a Wilko store – and arrested a man on suspicion of affray.
A man was arrested at an airport and later charged with burglary after targeting a home in one of Kent’s most expensive streets.
The closure of schools, the perils of home-working and the money-making ULEZ scheme are among topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
A hospital has apologised after it accidentally sent important calls from MRI patients to a landlord for two hours.
A poll revealed 85% of people are put off from visiting a shopping centre after it was revealed motorists would have to start paying for parking.
A kebab shop boss has achieved a lifelong dream by opening his own restaurant at the back of the takeaway.
Parents paying £450 for school bus passes have blasted Stagecoach after their children were left stranded at the roadside.
A project has been awarded a share of £14.5 million in funding to reestablish a bird species last seen in Kent 200 years ago.
Shocked customers have spotted supermarkets filling aisles with mince pies and Christmas puddings months ahead of the festive season.
The £40 million relief road to ease congestion at a notorious level crossing has been an ongoing saga and concerns remain over how it is being funded.
The owners of a £1m Kent pub have rubbished speculation that Johnny Depp is interested in buying it.
A cash-strapped council has denied it is on the brink of bankruptcy, following reports it could go under.
A precious Kent wildlife habitat is under threat from plans for a massive electricity converter station covering almost 15 acres.
A council heavily criticised for failing to support vulnerable young people has come up with a plan to improve.
A Michelin Guide restaurant and pub with links to James Bond has shut its doors “with immediate effect”.
A long-lost sketch by a famous artist created on his travels through Kent is expected to fetch thousands after being found in an old suitcase.
An internet star has been wishing a football fan well following his cancer diagnosis.
An animal charity is appealing for information after a family of cats were found dumped in woodland with no food or water in scorching heat.
Drivers are facing delays in a town centre after a main road was closed due to an oil spillage.
Drivers unlawfully using a stretch of road restricted to buses and taxis will soon face £70 fines when cameras are installed.
Residents have hit out at a developer’s plans to “maximise” the potential of a green space in their cul-de-sac – by building a bungalow on it.
We look back at the heyday of beer-making, when brewery drivers drank all day and apprentices were rolled around in barrels.
A £6 million piece of street art daubed on a Kent home by Banksy has been moved to a new exhibition in London.
As a controversial consultation comes to an end, parents and councillors have hit out against proposed cuts to youth services.
Traffic on a motorway has returned to normal after one lane was closed due to a crash.
Detectives investigating a “suspicious incident" have released an image of a man wearing a Chelsea FC shirt after a child was approached at a beach.
Doubts are being raised about a council’s commitment to a major junction improvement.
Frustrated shop bosses say new double yellow lines painted on the road outside are forcing customers away.
Proposals to turn a now vacant bank building into a house of multiple occupancy have been submitted to the council.