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A series of police patrols and stop checks has seen motorists stopped for numerous traffic and environmental infringements.
A developer has been criticised for failing to deliver a promised medical centre at its 1,000-home garden village.
Thousands of people in Kent are now eligible for an extra £100 to help pay their energy bills as a result of changes to a support scheme's criteria.
A pair of teenagers have admitted stabbing two boys in a car park.
Surgical staff gave the wrong patient a biopsy while a vaginal swab was left inside a woman during a hospital procedure, it has been revealed.
Plans to transform a prominent pair of businesses close to the centre of a Kent town have been given the go-ahead.
Calls for the government to retain some kind of nuclear energy production in Kent have been given a boost by the Chancellor.
A couple who won a "unique" cliffside house in a nationwide raffle have put it on the market just six months after their win.
Roadworks causing “absolute chaos” through the centre of a town could leave high street firms up to £1 million out of pocket, shopkeepers believe.
The discovery of sharp pieces of metal on a Kent beach has sparked fears someone could be "impaled" while walking along the seafront.
Campaigners fear there could be a spike in fly-tipping across a district after plans to axe a commercial waste collection service were green-lit.
Plans have been submitted to turn a once-popular pub, which closed in 2019, into six residential flats.
A burglar has been jailed after breaking into a house and being met with an off-duty police officer.
A previously unknown early artwork by famous painter David Hockney has been rediscovered during the filming of the Antique Roadshow in Kent.
A port which has been out of commercial operation for a decade is making a comeback - and it could mean holidays to France for locals.
An abandoned factory and woodlands could still pose a “biohazard” to humans - as experts warn soil and water may be contaminated with Mad Cow Disease.
An African bar held up as an example of cultural diversity could have its licence revoked following 'unfair' noise complaints.
A grandfather who survived eight heart attacks and kidney failure died after the ambulance he was in was involved in an accident.
Brewery bosses have decided to sell a historic pub after the latest tenants claimed it is “impossible to make a profit”.
Our readers give their takes on fly-tipping, the BBC and voter ID.
On a rainy day what better place to visit than a pub offering what one man claims is better pizza than Rome – but does it live up to expectations?
AI site ChatGPT has more than 100 million users – but can it be trusted? We quizzed it on Kent and even got it to write us poetry and a song.
Police have brought into force a 24 hour dispersal order across a town centre following 'numerous incidents' of anti-social behaviour.
A pharmacist has warned the sector is struggling under rising costs and work force issues and he "doesn't anticipate" it staying afloat.
The remains of Banksy artwork which could have sold for millions have been recovered from a skip after the piece was torn down by oblivious builders.
A leading councillor is facing ridicule after making an embarrassing error on a leaflet outlining his bid for re-election.
A "large number" of travellers have been moved on after setting up camp at a seafront.
A star of a hit TV show says the ongoing saga of sewage being dumped in the sea at a coastal town is "beyond belief".
A man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and assault after police were called to a disturbance.
A teenage girl 'spat on and mocked' a boy after he was repeatedly stabbed during a confrontation between two sets of youths.
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