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People are fuming over plans to demolish an historic building to make space to expand a dedicated bus route.
There are “no plans to demolish” a derelict pier head 50 years after it was cut off from land – despite pictures showing it looking worse for wear.
Is football really about to come home at long last? Get yourself in the mood with these classic songs ahead of England’s big game.
A coroner has concluded a dad-of-three found dead in a chalet died from two gunshot wounds to his chest.
A man alleged to have taken part in an attack on two men at a railway station fell onto the tracks as the victims tried to protect themselves.
Two Taco Bell restaurants in Kent will not reopen following the collapse of the franchise firm running them.
A £2.7 million “dream home” in the Kent countryside is being raffled off to one lucky winner.
A man was taken to hospital and a main road and roundabout closed off following a two-car crash.
More than £24,000 has now been raised to support the heartbroken family of a boy left brain-damaged after jumping from a pier in Kent.
A modern kiosk could be built alongside a community garden, created in the ruins of a historic Tudor castle overlooking the sea.
Plans to turn a 300-year-old pub into two homes have been refused by councillors who feared the “unacceptable loss” of a community facility.
An appeal has been launched to help fund a permanent memorial for five men who lost their lives at sea following a tugboat accident 70 years ago.
A shop owner who helped provide and repair bicycles for generations of families in his hometown has died.
Two sisters were forced to give up on their dream careers after years of suffering from debilitating joint pain and thinking it was normal.
A number of schools across the county have told parents children can arrive late if they stay up to watch England’s Euro 2024 final clash.
A teenager accused of attacking two women at a place of worship has been detained for mental health assessment.
Reports of a broken-down vehicle have led to miles-long tailbacks at the Dartford Crossing.
People heading to the Continent from Kent this weekend are experiencing delays today.
A railway station has fully reopened after being forced to close earlier following an emergency incident.
A top food critic whose last trip to Kent left her unimpressed falls head over heels for a new Kent restaurant.
An ex-member of the armed forces says he was continually “chased” by British Gas to pay an inaccurate bill.
Our columnist recalls getting bashed by a 1966 World Cup hero and a meeting with Sir Alex Ferguson in Kent.
Armed police were called after a man brandished a BB gun along a seafront and started shouting that he would shoot someone.
A woman who was caught on camera dumping a bag of dog poo in the road on repeated occasions has been urged to “put it in the bin”.
The family of a dad with terminal cancer are making memories while raising money for others devastated by the disease.
Ambitious plans for a multimillion-pound bike factory are set to be deferred by two years because of the “weak economic climate”, bosses say.
Stunning views and a gold lift that takes you directly to your hallway are all part of the deal at a swanky coastline apartment block.
Pub bosses have defended their decision to up prices for England games during the Euros – despite customers hitting back.
The collapse of a troubled carpet firm could see the loss of 1,800 jobs and 272 stores across the UK.
Port of Dover bosses are warning of an “exceptionally busy” summer, with cross-Channel traffic set to increase by almost a third.