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Witnesses are being urged to come forward after a teenager was punched and kicked in the face.
One person was injured after a two-vehicle collision on a key road, leading to a long stretch of it having to close.
Vials of suspected cocaine have been seized following a search of a suspicious car.
High speed rail services were temporarily stopped following an incident on the line this afternoon.
Customers have been warned their leisure centre may have to shut within a month if the lease cannot be extended.
A Kent MPs has landed a new role in the government as deputy chief whip, after he colleague quit the role.
A new water play park with inflatable climbing frames is opening this month in Kent.
Emergency services were called after a single-car crash, which left a car on its side and one person treated by paramedics.
Enjoy a cold pint and incredible views this summer at these picture-perfect locations.
A bar owner believes he has been "hung out to dry" over a council order to remove an outside canopy he put up to claw back trade.
Owners of a new cafe hope to turn an isolated area into a community hub as they prepare to open later this summer.
A man who drove an ambulance on a mercy mission to Ukraine says he was spat at in a Kent McDonald's car park for having the country's flag on his car.
A new study has calculated the cost of what it would take to extend the Elizabeth Line to north Kent and put the county on the underground map.
Fed-up council bosses have removed the benches and windows from Victorian-style seaside shelters after they were once again attacked by vandals.
There are growing calls for a referendum on banning new properties from being turned into holiday lets in one Kent tourist hotspot.
Drivers were queuing on a motorway after a collision involving a lorry and a fuel tanker, but now all lanes have been reopened.
A dad-of-two has started their weekend off the right way by winning £1,000 on Kent's radio station.
Drivers were facing delays on a main road following a crash involving two cars, but now the road has been fully reopened.
TV presenter Chris Packham has added his support to a campaign to save marshes which could be turned into a multi-billion pound theme park.
More than 3,000 asylum seekers crossed the Channel in June - the highest monthly total this year.
A suspected fuel thief has been arrested after being caught in a 'suspicious vehicle' with a number of plastic containers.
A burglar who stole computer tablets, phones and a bank card from a home while the occupants were sleeping has been jailed.
With the RMT union now threatening further strike action we look at when another strike would be permitted and at who else is walking out this year.
A Russian oligarch sanctioned for being a member of Vladimir Putin’s inner circle was a “major benefactor” for a Kent private school.
From cancelled flights to long airport queues why is getting away this year becoming so tough?
A popular family attraction is back for the summer, with a space-age theme.
Our political editor Paul Francis gives his take on the week in politics.
Two men linked to county lines drug dealing have been jailed for supplying cocaine in the county.
A council's legal challenge against a decision by the Planning Inspectorate to allow a 141-home scheme to proceed has been dismissed.
A strip of wasteland will be transformed into a trade park featuring a branch of an American fast-food giant
