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An MP is set to introduce a bill to parliament in the hope of overturning the controversial decision to expand the ULEZ zone to the border with Kent.
The standard of cleaning in the kitchen of a hugely popular cafe bar has been branded “very poor” by inspectors.
Teachers have called off industrial action after bosses promised to spend £500k on behaviour specialists and introduce five-day exclusions.
The trailer and release date of a new drama series which saw a street turned into a “crime scene” and several scenes shot in Kent have been revealed.
Work on the major redevelopment of a listed building which will include 91 luxury flats overlooking the sea has resumed after a month-long hiatus.
A bid by a live-music venue to stay open later has been backed by some residents – but others say drunk customers cause a “public nuisance”.
A network-wide introduction of eTickets will see faster and more convenient travel between some of the county’s railway stations.
A town centre plot earmarked to become an artists’ haven for a decade – complete with homes and studios - is set to be sold at auction.
The grieving parents of a baby who died say they are “livid” after finding out a suspected online scam is using an image of their son.
The heartbroken dad of a toddler murdered by his own mum and her boyfriend says the pair should spend the rest of their lives behind bars.
Police closed a road in both directions following a crash involving two cars.
With the Oasis Academy on Sheppey’s reputation in tatters, just how do stricken schools turn around their fortunes – and how long does it take?
A climbing enthusiast who was hit with a fine despite having parked in the same spot for almost two years says the ticket was issued unfairly.
A devastated mum who found her “kind and loving” son dead at home says she is certain he did not take his own life.
A burglar who tried to steal art off the walls of The Libertines’ hotel claimed lead singer Pete Doherty gave him permission to come and go.
Council chiefs say they are powerless to stop hundreds of homeless Londoners being relocated to Kent.
We spent a morning on the rounds with the binmen to find the answers to residents’ biggest bugbears when it comes to the service.
A Labour MP has hit back at her party leader Sir Keir Starmer who she says “has not spoken to me” while she is under investigation for anti-semitism.
A postie who lost his wedding ring just days after his first anniversary is breathing a sigh of relief after it was spotted by an eagle-eyed resident.
Lifeboat and coastguard teams raced to help rescue a man taken ill on board a cruise ship off the Kent coast.
A major road has been closed due to a crash and ongoing repair work after debris was scattered across the carriageway.
A dual carriageway had to be closed following two separate crashes in the early hours which left one person with serious injuries.
A Conservative-run council has been asked to think again over its response to a threat to ancient woodland from a quarry extension.
Council bosses are considering upping fines for littering, with one district already raising the maximum penalty to £500.
Neighbours fear they will “lose their fabulous views” after plans for eight new houses were given the green light.
A woman has told how ruthless burglars raided her home in broad daylight – and stole £12,000 of precious jewellery.
Nominate your foodie favourites in the first Kent & Medway Food & Drink Awards and be entered into our prize draw to win £100.
A Kent man who started work at Buckingham Palace at 16 and was running an estate for a billionaire at 22 is now recruiting butlers around the world.
Sick days among Kent Police officers are at a six-year high with the majority taking time off due to mental health issues and stress.
The owners of a Grade-II listed pub destroyed in a blaze say plans to open this winter have been pushed back.
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