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Fears were raised over giving “a world-famous provocative artist free rein” to design his own home - just moments before it was approved.
Nurseries and childminders across the county say they are being “set up to fail” by “underfunded” changes to the government’s “free” childcare offer.
A brave teenager has revealed how her life was torn apart after she was secretly filmed in the shower by her paedophile brother-in-law.
A row between developers and councillors over the rebuilding of an historic wall has delayed the transformation of a long-empty pub.
Residential places at a special school are to close later this year under a proposal by the county’s largest local authority.
Take the kids to the city this Easter and visit new exhibitions, immersive gaming experiences and chocolate markets.
A new sailing club pavilion has been approved despite being compared to looking like a nearby public toilet block.
A high-end fashion shop in the heart of a town’s multi-million-pound masterplan is relocating to a neighbouring “more of a destination” high street.
A teacher who woke up one morning unable to move says the support of his students is fuelling his journey of recovery and encouraged him to open up.
Plans to create four new shops in a town centre have been approved – despite fears they will never be filled.
Police have charged a female suspect with attempted murder after a woman was stabbed at a home.
The closure of a busy route has sparked “absolute carnage” as emergency drainage repairs are carried out.
Residents have been left without water as teams continue work to repair “significantly damaged” equipment.
A late-night crash woke residents as the driver reportedly fled the scene.
A man has been flown to a London hospital after a crash on the A2.
An ammonia attack by a teenager left a publican temporarily blind and another man with chemical burns to his mouth.
A museum has relaunched after the Black Lives Matter movement sparked a “reimagining” of its controversial collections.
Day-to-day life in Kent changed dramatically when the first Covid lockdown was imposed five years ago, as our pictures show.
Swimming teachers given redundancy notices after seeing their roles advertised online have hit out at a council’s “shambolic” handling of the process.
A coroner has ruled the death of a “one-of-a-kind” nan was a tragic accident after a taxi struck her as she walked across a busy road.
The shocking cost of repairing Kent’s crumbling roads and infrastructure is £1.3bn, the county’s highways chief disclosed.
A drink driver arrested on a warrant for failing to attend court to go to his brother’s funeral later received an apology for how “he’d been treated”.
A Kent TV star has emotionally told Red Nose Day audiences of the anguish of having to undergo brain surgery.
Thousands of people have formed a gigantic queue at a Kent shopping centre to meet their TV heroes.
A fish and chip van owner has been forced to take his vehicle off the road after a plant pot was launched through its window.
Swimming pool bosses say a merger to bring it under a new council-led contract is vital for the facility to stay afloat long-term.
Work is to start on dozens of new homes on land previously occupied by a derelict 1970s sheltered housing block.
There are delays on the A2 after a multi-vehicle collision.
A woman has been taken to hospital after a multi-vehicle crash closed a busy route near a popular shopping centre.
A female suspect remains in police custody and a woman is still in a serious condition after a stabbing at a home.
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