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A person trapped after a crash left a vehicle on its side had to be cut free by emergency crews.
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Developers have revealed ambitions to potentially add another 400 homes to a controversial new “village” estate.
A developer wants to build a two-storey block of flats in a narrow gap between two homes.
A Kent supermarket has divided opinion after revealing it will shut for almost a week to make half of its tills self-service.
It was a lively visit for the Secret Drinker and his apprentice when they popped into this no-nonsense village pub.
A shocking picture has emerged showing the aftermath of an accident that left a Range Rover on its roof.
A much-loved musician “tormented by mental health difficulties” walked out of a hospital unnoticed and into the sea, an inquest has heard.
The design of a modern seafront development was called into question as the plans were given the green light last night.
Queues are forming as police and paramedics respond to a ‘serious’ incident on a busy road.
A teenager has been arrested after a video of a Sainsbury’s security guard being attacked went viral on social media.
Patients say they have been “left in the lurch” by two pharmacies closing while some have threatened to skip resulting queues to collect their meds.
Youth groups are protesting against KCC plans to cut funding for 80 youth services across the county.
A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms is set to come into force across the county.
Three people have been arrested after a teenager was flown to hospital following a serious assault in a residential street.
Students across the country are receiving their exam results today – with grades lower than last year expected.
The devastated family of a young man who took his own life say his kind, caring and fun personality will never be forgotten.
Our over-reliance on computers, the small boats crisis and the absence of Eurostar are all topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
Frustrated shop owners feel they are being “held hostage” by constant traffic disruption which is costing them important trade.
A WHSmith store manager stole more than £5,000 from the shop’s safe to fund a spiralling catalogue shopping habit.
The Red Arrows will headline an annual seafront air display this weekend, joining RAF Typhoon and other planes.
A probe is underway after a dead dolphin washed ashore on a beach.
A Banksy in a Kent town has been valued at an eye-watering £6 million.
Police have issued images of a man they want to speak to after the front of a Co-op store was almost engulfed in flames with shoppers still inside.
The rare sight of a bobby on the beat wearing traditional headwear took Secret Thinker back to his youth, when police were a reassuring presence.
A sister says she’ll never know if her brother would have lived if a promised speed reduction had been in place on the road where he died.
A landlord who put his pub on the market and warned locals to ‘use it or lose it’ has been buoyed by their support.
A ‘horrifying’ video captured by a beekeeper shows an Asian hornet decapitating and eating a wasp in seconds.
The air ambulance and fire service were called to a park.
A popular comedian has been spotted enjoying a meal at a seaside restaurant so busy it has decided to expand.
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