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A historic Kent music venue, which is hosting a series of huge acts this summer, has announced that Tom Jones has signed on for a second date.
Neighbours told to keep doors and windows closed as fire crews fight a blazing derelict building.
Bakery giant Greggs may struggle when it opens its first site in a part of Kent where "people like their local shops", traders have warned.
A construction worker says he was left with a painful urine infection after failing to get through and book an appointment at his doctors' surgery.
A drunk nightclub bar manager has been fined after becoming confrontational when asked to leave a private police car park.
Devastated friends and family have paid tributes to a "charismatic and compassionate" animal rescue volunteer following her tragic death aged 32.
A tenant is looking to move home after a council shut a car park and offered him a new parking space "half-a-mile away" in a multi-storey.
With families feeling the pinch amid the cost-of-living crisis, one store is offering clothes, bags and even paintings all for no charge whatsoever.
Work has begun on a two-storey science and sports block for a 145-year-old grammar school to cope with a boom in pupils numbers.
A road has been closed causing lengthy tailbacks for drivers as engineers work to repair a water leak.
A missing 61-year-old woman has been safely located following a police appeal.
Some members of the public are supporting an MP's plan to build a new house, with one calling it a "well thought out design".
A suspected motorbike thief drove through red lights, went the wrong way down a road and drove on a footpath while trying to evade police.
A jilted lover subjected his ex-partner to a terrifying beating after breaking into her home and finding her with a man.
Police are investigating alongside the RSPCA after a bird of prey was shot out of the sky and needed to be put to sleep.
An organised gang who targeted numerous stables in the middle of the night including those belonging to a Paralympic equestrian have been jailed.
A Kent animal park is facing potential lawsuits after two guests who stayed at one of its hotels in 2021 were later diagnosed with a serious illness.
Political editor Paul Francis gibes his take on the week's events.
M&Co has announced the closure of all of its stores after going into administration in December.
Police and a local council are investigating after a fake parking ticket with a £120 was handed out to a motorist.
Plans for 220 new homes are being backed by council officers as the authority concedes it has failed to meet its housing target.
Part of a high street will be out of action for six weeks as cobbles are ripped up and replaced with black tarmac.
A 47-year-old man who started diving in bins to feed himself is now making thousands of pounds a week from retail giants' wasted products.
An "angry and possessive" boyfriend who stabbed his ex 22 times has been jailed for more than 26 years after being convicted of attempted murder.
Farmers have spoken of their growing fears for their own safety as they confront trespassers, sometimes armed with catapults.
A cold weather warning has been issued across the county with temperatures expected to drop below freezing.
A council is spending £150k on consultants to come up with plans for its town centre – years after a similar survey branded it a cultural desert.
A hairdresser is retiring after cutting thousands of heads of hair, doing hundreds of perms and seeing styles come back into fashion.
A grandmother says she was "shocked and embarrassed" after being stung with a £100 ticket for feeding ducks.
Beach hut owners say they are facing the 'worst winter' of crime hitting their beloved cabins amid dozens of break-ins and burglaries.
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