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A luxury take on one of the nation's favourite treats, the chocolate digestive, will be made available for free to several shopping centre visitors.
The people who run larger Kent venues where Covid vaccine passes or proof of a negative test will be needed give their reaction to the restrictions.
A rare albino squirrel has been spotted by a couple while out on a 10-mile walk.
A Kent campsite is the UK's best for a winter getaway, research has found.
Supermarket goods and security equipment were damaged after violent exchanges between two groups of men.
With adults now needing to prove their Covid-19 status to get into larger events here's everything you need to know about the new Covid pass rules.
Five MPs in Kent joined last night's revolt on Covid restrictions – so far, just one has explained why.
Fears have been raised that emergency services could be delayed after a huge mound of fly-tipped rubbish was dumped, blocking a country lane.
Organisers of food and music festival, Pub in the Park, have announced it will return to Kent next year, with some big music names on the line-up.
A road was closed off after armed police were called to a town street following reports a woman had been attacked by a man.
A cricket club is using blue astroturf in a bid to put thieves off from stealing grass from their facilities again.
A necrophiliac who killed two women in the 1980s was given two whole life orders for his evil crimes.
A man accused of tying up and sexually assaulting a woman in her home has refused to leave his cell and give evidence in his trial.
Villagers are protesting over plans for 30 new homes near to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Cheerleaders training at a Kent based academy have secured places in Team England but how did our reporter get on when she was put through her paces?
A British man who helped to smuggling people into the UK has been jailed.
Boris Johnson suffered his largest Tory rebellion as almost 100 MPs - including five from Kent - voted against Covid passes in England.
Commuters could face delays, cancellations and replacement buses following a train line closure tomorrow morning because of staff sickness.
The Home Office has confirmed it will use a former defence fire training and development centre to process asylum seekers from January.
A woman has been arrested after a pedestrian was hit by a car and the road was shut by the emergency services.
According to new research by Shelter, one in every 172 people are classed as homeless in a Kent town amid fears of a 'rising tide' of evictions.
Officers who were looking for two girls, aged 13 and 12, after both were reported missing say they have now been found.
Intruders climbing onto the roofs of high street properties are risking their lives and causing damage to historic buildings, say witnesses.
A primary school is facing calls to shut for Christmas early after recording almost 50 confirmed Covid cases among children and staff.
A rare toy breed who was taken from a van has been reunited with his owners after someone recognised the dog from social media.
Numerous complaints of drug misuse, excess noise and disturbances have led to a closure order being secured for a flat.
Here's everything you need to know about the government's new law that will crackdown on online harassment, abuse and cyberbullying.
A former town centre retail unit could be split to make way for two new restaurants including a Georgian-style bistro.
The iconic red Coca-Cola Christmas Truck is coming to the county this week for two days. Here's when you can get your selfies:
Parents of children aged 12 to 15 can now request NHS Covid travel passes for their offspring to enter countries including Spain.
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