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A college campus is set for an eco-friendly makeover to include new buildings topped with plants and grass.
Reporter Jenni Horn welcomed Kent Fire and Rescue to her home for a fire safety visit – and her house wasn't as a safe as she thought.
A divorcee from Kent has welcomed the newest change to divorce law, saying it would have made her separation quicker and a lot less painful.
A young director is crowdfunding to make his first short film inspired by his own mental health struggles starring a star of the screen.
From a notorious housing estate to Radio 3 via a spell as a tabloid heartthrob, it's been a rollercoaster ride for one Kent pianist.
Firefighters have been battling a fire at a home in which residents had to escape from the burning house.
A shortage of fuel across Kent has sparked outrage from drivers as forecourts closed amid oil protestors demonstrating at depots.
Despite being branded 'shambolic' by fed-up motorists, the county's highways boss says Operation Brock has been a success this weekend.
Construction has restarted on a controversial 400-home development following a High Court decision to throw out a legal challenge.
In just a few hundred years one Kent town went from having a thriving oyster industry to being known instead for its rotten stench.
Highways authorities and police are braced for 'at least two or three' more days of disruption but the M20 has reopened.
Ships are on the lookout for debris and rescue teams are searching for a plane which is thought to have crashed into the Channel.
There is still chaos in Dover as people try to get away for the Easter break and the HGV traffic queuing nightmare continues to blight the area.
A fascinating collection of photographs provides a remarkable glimpse into the everyday lives of people in a Kent market town.
The price of first and second class stamps is going up today, as the list of items increasing in cost this month keeps on rising.
Figures show how much property prices have risen in every Kent district after the first lockdown sparked an "exodus" from London.
A young woman has shared her own struggles with multiple sclerosis in the workplace following a serious relapse which left her unable to walk or talk.
A couple say they are struggling to cope after facing homophobic abuse in the streets and disappointment at the intolerance 'in today's day and age'.
A woman may never see the man accused of abusing her as a child in court due to a broken lift.
An investigation has been launched after a man died after being stabbed in the stomach.
Workers helped firefighters tackle an out-of-control blaze.
A man has been charged following the death of a lorry driver who was stabbed outside a railway station.
A section of the M2 has been closed following a crash.
National Highways was confident its traffic management plan on the M20 would cause 'minimal disruption' - but in reality, there is chaos on the roads.
A woman has been arrested following a hoax call about a stabbing which wasted hours of time for the emergency services.
Three men have appeared in court charged with involvement in drug dealing after cash and cocaine were seized in a county lines raid.
A Kent MP is supporting a campaign group calling on politicians to define what a woman is amid "anger about the erasure of sex".
Residents in Dover are unable to use the roads due to complete gridlock across the town as lorries heading for the port are held.
A family has paid tribute to their non-verbal teenage daughter who died after being discharged from hospital dehydrated and later suffered a seizure.
Plans have been submitted to turn a former bank into a place of worship after a church earmarked the unit for a new community centre.
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