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A teacher who helps youngsters achieve their exam potential has won an award for her work.
The sister restaurant of a Michelin-starred eatery is set to close after struggling with rising energy and food costs and a fall in custom.
New banknotes featuring images of King Charles III have been unveiled - and are set to be accepted at Kent retailers by the middle of 2024.
People have been left scratching their heads this morning after a van ended up wedged in a hedge near a pond.
An MP has said compensation should be handed to home owners and businesses "no ifs, no buts" after a week of water supply problems.
A family's world has been turned upside down as doctors don't know why a dad-of-five still isn't waking up - nine days after falling down the stairs.
A former pub is set to be turned into houses - despite opposition from residents - after Brexit and Covid left the business struggling financially.
A homeless charity may be unable to open on Christmas Day to help those in need after its building was closed following a water leak.
The bespoke design of this five-bedroom house is so stylish it even made its way onto the pages of a top-end magazine.
A tearoom owner has labelled the council a ''Scrooge'' for saying he needs a license for the tables he's using for his Christmas display.
A new restaurant set to open before Christmas will "brighten up" a Kent town, bosses believe.
There's an expansion of London's Ultra Low Emissions Zone coming next year - but will it mean you having to pay to visit the likes of Ikea or the O2?
As a raft of concerns are raised about a 750-home estate, developers say work on a new junction for the site will begin within weeks.
A teenager has appeared in court in connection with his alleged role in an ill-fated crossing incident in the Channel which claimed four lives.
A devastated mum has told how her 11-year-old daughter was left traumatised after being sexually assaulted on a bus while travelling to school.
The Queen Consort will appear in a one-off special of Paul O’Grady’s hit TV show 'For The Love Of Dogs' filmed in Kent to mark 160 years of Battersea.
Several homes have lost power and roads are clogged up with queuing traffic due to reports of a nearby electrical fire.
A taxi driver has avoided jail after being convicted for his role as part of a major conspiracy to smuggle Vietnamese migrants into the UK in lorries.
Motorists have been stuck on clogged up streets attempting to access bottled water stations after a leak left hundreds of homes without water.
A restaurant has closed with immediate effect, as its heartbroken owners say rising costs mean "there is no longer a future" for the business.
Charities who challenged the government’s plan to send asylum seekers arriving on UK shores to Rwanda say they will continue to fight to stop it.
A hunt saboteur group has hit out at Kent Police after they arrested a pensioner involved in an anti-hunt protest for "harassment".
Our political editor Paul Francis thinks strikers will get backing from the people of Kent - we're used to disruption anyway!
A 66-bed complex has been given the go-ahead despite fears it will transform a neighbourhood into an "overspill car park".
A beloved village pub has been saved after a community group collected £300,000 in a fundraising campaign.
Water problems which have seen people unable to wash, flush the toilet or make tea have entered a fifth day.
The reopening of two slip roads between the M2 and the A249 has been delayed due to the recent bad weather.
A former Halfords superstore is to become a PureGym after planning permission was granted despite concern from residents.
A flood alert has been issued for low-lying land and roads near rivers after heavy rain overnight.
Columnist Melissa Todd says if the government doesn't listen to striking workers people could die.
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