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Delicious cookies, burgers and sushi are among the incredible food available at a new seaside complex - which is already proving hugely popular.
A council has taken down all its jubilee bunting after neighbours complained it was making too much noise when the wind blew.
The Pride of Canterbury, which has been stuck at port for more than two months, is being inspected for safety today.
Residents have raised signs to protest a proposed Aldi store on a busy road.
Time is running out to save Britain's butterfly species, warn experts, as a new endangered red list show half are now facing extinction.
An activist has denied posting a racist video to his YouTube channel.
An expert midwife has told an inquest a baby who lived for just 27 minutes would have survived if his mother had been admitted to hospital sooner.
A council says it can't move travellers' caravans from the entrance to an historic town because they are on private land.
A music festival is set to return to the Kent countryside this summer after twice being postponed due to the pandemic.
Liverpool fans in Kent have been urged to check there is room for them to travel before heading to the Champions League final in Paris.
Train services were suspended after a child was spotted on the line.
Drivers can expect delays this morning as long tailbacks on the M25 and M26 take time to clear after an earlier crash.
Hooch, weapons, drugs and PlayStations are a way of life inside the maximum security prison which is home to some of Kent's most notorious criminals.
Research shows it could be cheaper to fly to Barcelona than get the train from Kent to London.
A builder was left angry and frustrated when he saw his picture included in an appeal to track down suspected fly-tippers.
A group of helpers which looks after an award-winning green space say they could be forced to disband when their hut is demolished.
A developer building a controversial 421-home estate has delayed installing traffic lights at a 'danger' road used by schoolchildren and families.
Police are continuing their investigations into crowd disorder at Gillingham’s final game of the season, which saw fans clash on the pitch.
Architects behind a controversial 150-home seaside development have released the firm artist's impressions of the scheme.
A doggy daycare may be forced to close if it cannot secure new premises in the next month.
A new service has been launched across the county to protect young people from criminal exploitation and gangs.
The descriptions of two men sought over a late-night assault which left a man in hospital with facial injuries have been shared by police.
Worried onlookers used a chip shop sausage to try and coax out a terrier who had become stuck between a boat and pontoon on a river.
A Kent NHS Trust has set up a food bank for staff struggling to cope with the cost of living.
Traffic was temporarily brought to a halt due to a police incident in a tunnel.
Drivers fear they will face months of traffic jams due to the planned closure of a road leading off an industrial estate.
KCC's roads boss says the county's roads are in a better condition than they have ever been in his 25 years as a member of the authority.
An empty building will have 250 of its windows covered to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Thunder, lightning and hail have stormed down over some parts of the county.
Tesco is being forced to recall croissant products over fears they may contain nuts not listed on the label.
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