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Staff delivering money to a bank were allegedly robbed by two men who fled with a cash box.
From Op Stack to a fire which ravaged a high street... here are the stories that led Kent's news agenda over the summer.
A dog walker jumped in to the sea to rescue a girl who had been swept away by a wave while walking along the promenade.
A helmsman has become one of a few people in the RNLI's history to reach the landmark 1,000 launch figure.
Southeastern has revealed it is planning to compensate passengers over disruption caused by a cracked sea wall on the coastal train line.
A grammar school could start allowing children in, even if they have not passed the Medway or Kent tests.
Police are looking for a man in his 70s after a schoolboy was hit in the face on a bus.
Tailbacks caused by two separate pile-ups on the A2 have now cleared.
A man was wrestled to the ground by police and arrested, along with a second man, on suspicion of supplying drugs.
Emergency services including the air ambulance and police raced to a home this morning.
Appeal launched after apparent town centre brawl after 'number of allegations of assault' made which left teenage girl needing hospital treatment.
MP questions Network Rail's maintenance of rail line which collapsed and calls for commuters to be refunded over months of impending delays.
A man received a caution for carrying a knife on board a train after the blade was sniffed out by a dog.
Fire crews attended the blaze on the dual carriageway after a car caught alight.
Police have revealed more details about the woman killed after a car ploughed into a Costa cafe on Christmas Eve.
Firefighters gave a man oxygen therapy after a blaze at a garage.
Kent Police has granted just 10% of bids for background checks on suspected paedophiles - as it's revealed 1,600 registered sex offenders live here.
Hundreds of foreign lorry drivers who broke the speed limit have not been fined - even though UK truckers are forced to pay up.
The year brought its fair share of tragedy, yet it's not all bad news - these are the most-read stories of 2015.
The police are appealing for witnesses following a street fight in Dover on Sunday.
A man who brought a town centre grinding to a halt during an 11-hour protest at the top of a tower block has been jailed.
A robber 'made a growling noise like a wild animal' before threatening to stab a couple in their own home.
Police are hunting a man who reportedly gripped a store worker's arm to stop her closing a till, before snatching cash and fleeing.
A former teacher who spent Christmas Day night sleeping in the trees sheltering from a storm has finally arrived in Kent after an epic 200-mile walk.
A investigation claims to have uncovered traces of a Class A drug inside Canterbury Cathedral grounds.
Police have made two arrests after a fight involving a group of youths in the early hours of today.
The family of a man wrongly accused of starting a devastating fire have spoken of their six months of hell as they fought to clear his name.
At age 18, Sean Kelly is thought to be one of the country's youngest homeowners after buying his first house just months after he was legally able to.
The arrival of a group of chimps from America to a Kent animal park has been delayed by red tape.
Two women and a man were assaulted in the village of Halling and police investigating the incident are appealing for witnesses.
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