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A man suffering from a severe mental illness told police he stabbed a kebab shop worker with a 30cm carving fork in revenge for being racially abused.
A prestigious outdoor contemporary art festival will return to Kent in 2025 after being delayed for a year.
A key section of a major route will shut overnight during the weekend as crews look to carry out essential bridge repairs.
A road has reopened after reports a car has hit a pedestrian and has left them with ‘serious injuries’.
Plans to build a woodland retreat for “millennials from London” have been met with anger – as neighbours fear the loss of green space and “peace”.
A woman has been left with "paralysing fear" after her "Incredible Hulk" boyfriend beat her so hard she heard her ribs crack.
Frustrated homeowners have been questioning why a sinkhole, which appeared more than a year ago, still remains unsolved.
There’s talk of adding warning labels to meat, but Melissa Todd doubts the prospect of death and destruction will win against the smell of bacon...
A heartbroken family say the death of a popular father-of-two who “loved to party” has “shaken” the town where he was born and bred.
New images show what a 300-home estate on an abandoned farm could look like if given the green light by council bosses.
Tremors were recorded in the county, seismologists say, after residents reported their homes were shaking.
A crash between a car and a lorry caused rush-hour delays near the M20.
Hungry customers have been left disappointed after a fast-food restaurant has been closed until December as it undergoes maintenance.
A council is offering lucrative interest-free loans in bid to help businesses grow and take on more workers.
As Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott prepares to stand for re-election, he explains how a landslide election defeat led to him making history in Kent.
Local authorities have been warned to be on ‘red alert' after hackers gained access to the county council’s children's department.
A football club has revealed the devastating news that one of its youth players has died at the age of just nine.
A county councillor has sparked fury by suggesting he’d close even more than the four tips already under threat from swingeing cuts.
A hotel has been named the sixth-best boutique place to stay in the country while another venue is the highest-placed new entry on the list.
A man has been arrested after an elderly woman was hit by a car and had to be flown to a London hospital.
The owner of two wild animal parks has shared an adorable moment he shared with a gorilla at one of the reserves.
The cabinet reshuffle, homelessness, 20mph zones and lessons about conflict are among topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
A chef has won a top accolade at the National Pizza Awards, after he first started kneading dough just three years ago.
In an era where eating out is increasingly expensive, we check out a restaurant where £15 gets you three courses of fine dining amid splendour.
One topic guaranteed to set our letters pages abuzz is the so-called ‘war on motorists’ – but has it all been “manufactured” for political purposes?
A school has defended its policy for Saturday detentions amid a crackdown on unruly behaviour – despite some parents describing it as “prison-like”.
A school which has waited 20 years for new premises will move to a “trailblazing” building in Kent’s garden city, with room for hundreds more pupils.
Two people died and dozens have been rescued after a small boat crossing the Channel got into difficulty.
A road has been shut following an accident involving a car and a pedestrian.
The QEII bridge is set to be shut for overnight resurfacing works, with a diversion in place.
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