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A man has been charged after reportedly assaulting a police officer and trying to urinate on a live train line.
A landlord is calling for police to get tough on anti-social drivers wreaking havoc on an industrial estate.
A Falklands veteran who "viciously" beat up a pensioner in his bedsit and then strangled his elderly dog to death has been jailed.
There are concerns for the future of a food bank which helps hundreds of families a year.
The family of a mum who died just a month after giving birth say she was “tormented” by comments made by hospital staff about her weight.
Calls for an admission charge to be introduced at the Turner Contemporary to ease pressure on the public purse have sparked an impassioned response.
Celebrities battled it out in an all-star charity football match in aid of a little boy with a rare condition.
Kent County Council has been told it must stop placing lone asylum-seeker children into hotels, after the High Court heard some had gone missing.
A protest criticising the RNLI for acting as a ‘taxi service’ for asylum seekers has been branded ‘disgusting’ by opponents.
A fish and chip shop owner called a rescue team after spotting a man stuck in a harbour with a mobility scooter.
A largely empty border facility is “too far away” from the Port of Dover to process travellers heading to the continent, according to highways bosses.
An air ambulance and several emergency vehicles were sent to a town hosting a festival attended by thousands of people this weekend.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been released for the whole of Kent later today.
Three fire engines were sent to a store after an attached outbuilding went up in flames.
Concerned residents fear there will be no open space left if plans to designate a plot of land as a village green are turned down.
Controversial plans to introduce a 20mph zone, improvements for pedestrians and cycle paths have been given the green light.
We discovered the perfect pub crawl between Sussex and Kent as we hopped on board the Marshlink line, stopping at a few cosy taverns along the way.
The family of a great-grandmother who died in the same house she was born in said she wouldn’t have had it any other way.
The contribution of 500 reservist personnel in the county to the Armed Forces has been acknowledged.
A hotel and golf club has been handed a one-star food hygiene rating as no handwash was found onsite and food was not correctly labelled.
An elderly couple are fuming over getting a parking ticket for briefly pulling over at a bus stop.
Once seen as a place to avoid, this park with a huge new play area and cafe is now definitely worth a visit following a £5 million renovation.
From village inns to town centre taverns, if you’ve ever fancied taking the reins of a traditional pub there are plenty of options around the county.
Housebuilding is rarely welcomed in Kent – but should we accept it as a necessary price of the county’s popularity?
A mum is urging people to join the bone marrow register after her two-year-old daughter was diagnosed with leukaemia.
Biohazard tents were set up following reports of sick migrants arriving in Kent.
A young woman has been described as a ‘ray of sunshine’ following her tragic death.
A ‘putrid’ layer of bright yellow algae on the surface of the water at a protected beauty spot had raised fears of pollutants at the site.
A club where a deadly crush claimed the life of a Kent security guard can reopen if it meets a list of 77 safety conditions.
A theatre forced to shut earlier this month after reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete – RAAC – was found is to stay closed for two months.
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