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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.
A pub group with more than 30 outlets across Kent says the price of a pint could cost 20p more at peak times in a bid to offset growing overheads.
A yellow storm warning has been issued amid concerns communities could “become cut off by flooded roads”.
A pub landlord whose death is the subject of a murder investigation has been described as a “true angel” and “absolute gent”.
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics reveal a rise in unemployment in the county, but there’s better news for wages.
A flypast across Kent by one of the world’s most famous aerobatic display teams was cancelled today.
A man who wants to open a café bar along a street dubbed “takeaway alley” insists he can defy the doubters and make it a success.
An Ofsted verdict can make or break a school – but just what actually happens when the inspectors arrive?
A woman is calling for dog owners to keep their pets on leads after her cat was “mauled” in her front garden
A retired couple say they have endured “eight weeks of absolute hell” as a mysterious thumping noise taunts them in the early hours of each morning.
A musician who is among 30,000 drivers caught out by a controversial new fine has vowed not to return to the town.
Police have launched a murder investigation after a man died in a town centre.
A large police presence was active in a town centre after concerns were raised for a person’s welfare.
A music venue closed after a crush that claimed the life of a Kent security guard has applied to reopen.
All of Kent’s branches of troubled chain Wilko will soon close, a union has confirmed.
A woman whose dachshund puppy was “torn apart” by an American XL Bully has backed the Home Secretary’s bid to ban the “lethal” breed.
A car that was wrongly clamped by the DVLA has now been sold at a dealership, after staff initially thought it was a prank.
A pub boss has been acquitted of attempting to murder his wife after he told a jury he had accidentally stabbed her as he tripped over a dog toy.
A bronze sound mirror could be installed on a seafront – but there are concerns the artwork will be targeted by vandals.
Two asylum seekers caught on camera as they took part in an attack on police trying to stop them crossing the Channel have been jailed.
As Birmingham County Council declares bankruptcy, political editor Paul Francis questions why KCC has gone quiet on its own well-documented struggles.
The council is missing targets to deal with ‘car-killer’ potholes, it has been revealed.
The man at the centre of a murder probe was decorating a house before an “altercation” took place, an inquest has heard.
The unprecedented September heatwave is set to come to an end this week, with rain forecast to hit much of the county.
A dad has hit out at a bus company after multiple drivers refused to let his 11-year-old daughter on the school bus with vehicles packed.
KentOnline reporter Sam Lennon explains why he believes “cash is king” – and technological advances such as online banking and RingGo are overrated.
Villagers plagued by months of water leaks say they have turned the ground into slippery slime, and fear sinkholes are next.
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