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Seven years on from the Brexit referendum, political editor Paul Francis considers the progress made since Britain’s departure from the EU.
Council leaders are hoping that devolution plans will help boost Kent’s economy.
A young woman says she was drugged and left suffering multiple seizures as police investigate alleged needle-spiking during a gig.
An ex-Strictly star fears straight white men are being erased from our screens – but our columnist says it’s about time some other boxes got ticked.
A hosepipe ban will be enforced from today in parts of Kent as demand for water reached record levels – with rule-breakers facing a £1,000 fine.
A heartbreaking conversation between good friends led to a dad-of-three later discovering he had cancer.
A mum says her 34-year-old son who was found dead at his home struggled to ask for help due to the stigma attached to men’s mental health.
Around 500 non-Kent pupils were admitted to grammar schools in the county last year, but why are they getting spaces over local children?
Kent’s woodland areas have grown by 4,000 hectares in the past 30 years, but the fight must go on to protect and improve them.
A crash on a busy dual carriageway is causing heavy traffic and queues for several miles.
Families have flocked to the beach as the county experiences one of the hottest days on record so far this year.
A bus company is diverting buses due to the dangers posed to passengers and drivers by thrown bricks.
A mum is warning parents to be cautious of fly curtains after her five-year-old boy got his neck caught in the item.
The team behind a popular brewery are launching a new taproom – just eight months after closing their original bar.
Campaigners have branded developers “heartless” after their hopes of buying a historic former military library were dashed at a property auction.
A new-build home by the sea has caught the attention of neighbours – for going against the grain of the “DFL-grey” modern look.
A man who strangled his fiancée just two weeks before their wedding pleaded with a judge: “Don’t take me away from my wife!”
Residents have been seeing the funny side after a lorry hit a railway bridge and dropped a container in the road.
The mastermind behind the Hatton Garden heist is reportedly set to make £2.5 million after selling three houses on his Kent estate.
A mass brawl in which two teenagers were hurt has sparked a police crackdown – with a dispersal order put in place.
A carpenter who was working in shop where everything is free had his tools taken – presumably by someone who thought they were part of the deal.
An eyesore seafront building is finally being demolished - more than a year after plans to bring down the derelict property were revealed.
A family-run jewellers which has been open for almost 90 years is set to get a new owner as the current one looks to retire.
An Armed Forces Day fly-by has been cancelled over aircraft engine trouble.
Plans to build a community garden, and possible a farm shop to sell the produce, have been put forward by residents.
Police were called to a residential street after a woman allegedly threatened to set fire to a property there.
Residents are losing hope of getting a damaged manhole cover fixed after six months of complaints.
A trio of money launderers have been told to give up real funds after being involved in a £12million counterfeiting operation.
The boss of an Instagram-favourite dessert shop taking the county by storm shares the scecrets of her sweet success.
Organisers of a 126-year-old carnival in Kent say they have abandoned the traditional roles of a court king or queen in a bid to be more inclusive.
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