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A teenager is due to appear in court having been arrested for reportedly invading the pitch at a League One football match.
More than a million people are over paying for prescriptions, says Money Saving Expert's Martin Lewis, and missing out on saving themselves money.
A number of gravestones have been destroyed by fallen trees as a result of Storm Eunice.
Residents against plans for a new 5G mast say they are 'distraught' about what it will look like in their historic village.
Fire crews and ambulance staff were called to rescue people trapped in a riverside pub by flood waters.
Police stopped dozens of delivery drivers and seized nine e-scooters as part of a crackdown on dangerous riding in a city centre.
Homes will be helped to save up to £200 on their energy bills under a new government grant offering free insulation to help energy efficiency.
A “controlling” partner who repeatedly punched a soft spot on his victim’s skull in attacks he named “break the coconut” has been found guilty.
A grieving mother has expressed her anger and upset after it was discovered a memorial for her late daughter was painted over.
A terminally ill cancer patient says sensitive discussions related to her treatment were held in a busy hospital corridor.
A group of entrepreneurs wants to launch brewery and tap room on award-winning farm in the shadow of the North Downs.
A family say they feel 'like a relative has died' after their two dogs - a mum and her puppy - were swiped from their back garden in broad daylight.
This huge Grade II listed property features jaw-dropping interiors and three acres of sprawling outdoor space.
In the second part of our look back at the biggest stories of the Noughties, we remember the collapse of Woolworths and when Madonna came to town.
Families fear they will end up with nowhere to go after officers began tearing down the traveller site where they live.
Pubs and shops are displaying posters, as river searches take place, to find a 17-year-old who's been missing for several days.
As the cost of living forces more of Kent into poverty, two reporters investigated what it is like to eat a diet of food bank parcel items.
No date is in sight to restart a power station where a chimney collapsed during Storm Eunice as an inspection is launched.
Flooding has hit parts of Kent, with a shopping centre shut and many streets underwater.
A sexual predator who carried out a sex act on woman's belongings on a train just days after attacking another victim in a park has been jailed.
The Prime Minister has announced a move "towards normality" with self-isolation scrapped and testing scaled back.
A pensioner's house has been irreparably damaged by an explosion a camping stove exploded.
Motorists face being driven out of town centres by parking fees warns the AA, which says councils hiking costs to balance books will damage trade.
WARNING: Graphic image – The body of a female Cane Corso who had just had puppies was found dumped behind garages.
A main road one of the UK's longest villages has reopened days after scaffolding fell during Storm Eunice.
A man has appeared in court accused of three burglaries at high street shops and assaulting an emergency worker.
A sprawling "woodland" development is being launched this week, with shared ownership schemes available on all the new properties.
One of Kent's best-preserved country parks will be harmed if developers gain permission to build an 80-bed care home at the site, it is feared.
A total of 1,200 homes and businesses in Kent still without power three days after Storm Eunice hits as Storm Franklin reaches the county.
Drivers are stuck in queues at the Dartford Crossing as high winds from Storm Franklin closes the bridge.
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