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A watersports centre is hosting a Full Moon Paddle when kayaks and paddleboards will be lit up with flashing lights and glow sticks.
Tram workers recall their time on a two-and-a-half-mile service which was axed after just 14 years.
We asked our reporter if the town which topped the Sunday Times list of best places to live really deserved the accolade.
A campaign to save a redundant church has taken a step forward after the building was listed as a community asset by a borough council.
Litter pickers who haul abandoned trollies out of a river each month are frustrated the supermarket they come from won't fund vital new equipment.
At least nine police cars have been spotted converging on a junction of a town road.
The authority is understood to have paid £14 million for a huge solar farm more than 150 miles away in Somerset.
People are being asked to consider rehoming a rabbit after the charity experienced an influx of the pets - including 10 found dumped in a cage.
Police cordoned off a road in a town centre after a motorbike collided with a pedestrian.
A pensioner was left tied to a chair for two days after an evil thug held her at knifepoint and ransacked her home.
The county's senior highways manager fears the travel chaos in Kent will hit again in the summer if changes are not made.
Police closed a road as they carried out door-to-door inquiries following a stabbing.
Work has begun on a sweeping £150 million housing estate – as bosses aim to welcome residents onto the site next year.
A pair of suspects are due to appear in court after being charged with the murder of a dad-to-be who was fatally stabbed in a car park.
A family have been left with nothing apart from the "clothes they were standing in" after a fire tore through their home.
Councillors have ignored their own planning officers by refusing a proposal to install 91 extra caravans at a holiday complex.
As we enter the ninth day of chaos on the roads in Kent, we speak to people living on the diversion route about how it is affecting them.
All but one of the units available at a £115m leisure complex are now under offer by bar and restaurant operators ahead of its summer launch.
Aerial photos show the sheer scale of changes taking place on the site of a £92m flyover at an M2 junction.
A man taking on a fundraising challenge is walking 41 racecourses across the UK to raise money for a charity set up by former jockey Bob Champion.
Slug pellets containing metaldehyde have been banned so how can you tackle the slugs and snails in your garden this summer?
A man has spent a month driving around Europe, transporting refugees from war-torn Ukraine to places of safety. Here, he tells of his experience...
A police officer who bragged on WhatsApp about a fatal crash, bullied a junior colleague and sent co-workers 'derogatory' emails has been sacked.
A Kent tailor who has been in the industry for more than 50 years has retired from the trade.
As the Operation Brock crisis deepens, political editor Paul Francis gives his take on the week in Politics.
A county lines dealer has been jailed after police tracked him down by tracing messages.
Residents were blocked from reaching their homes after armed police were called to respond to reports of a 'man with a gun' at a block of flats.
Two members of staff at a young offenders institute have been taken to hospital and several others injured in an attack.
The decrepit remains of an arcade are set to be scrubbed from the landscape, as a bid to flatten the eyesore has been green-lit.
The M25 was closed while paramedics attended to three people were injured in a crash.
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