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A council under fire for its 'extortionate' parking charges is considering offering discount rates to residents and higher fees for tourists.
Bosses of an oyster company believe a town's world-famous shellfish industry can weather the storm of the Southern Water sewage scandal.
Former regulars of a demolished pub gathered for the unveiling of a blue plaque in its honour.
Calls have been made for a new crown court in Kent to help with the backlog of cases.
Building more homes is said to be the answer to the housing crisis - but how many of these new-builds are suited to families in Kent?
From levelling up to aides heading off, our political editor Paul Francis gives his take on a week in politics.
Police, fire and ambulance crews were called but a man was pronounced dead at the scene after his body was found in a river.
A knife-wielding dad stabbed a man in the chest for levelling homophobic language towards his son.
MP Aaron Bell previously explained only 10 people went to his grandmother's funeral in Kent in the same month a party was allegedly held at Number 10.
A woman had to climb a ladder to retrieve a parcel after a courier threw it 12ft into the air, leaving it stuck on spikes on a window ledge.
An interactive gaming obstacle course combining elements of lazer tag is set to open as part of a much anticipated £20 million leisure centre rebuild.
A woman has recieved emails about the investigation into parties at Downing Street during lockdown due to a case of mistaken identity.
Opinion is divided over plans to introduce a new town council for Canterbury, which would cost residents about £75 a year.
A neglected dog who has been diagnosed with cancer is in desperate need of a special foster home.
Ten men will go on trial accused of the murder of a 25-year-old man.
Three thousand people are expected to descend on the Kent countryside this summer to enjoy a music and food festival hosted by a luxury hotel.
A disabled five-year-old needs a lightweight wheelchair so he can join in with his friends at school.
Members of a decades-old sports club are rallying together against calls to flatten a toilet block – amid fears it could leave them homeless.
Two year groups at a Kent school have been told to work remotely because of staff shortages, with one in five teachers off due to Covid.
A man accused of killing a mum-of-two missing since November has pleaded not guilty but faces a second murder charge.
High winds have triggered four flood alerts along the Kent coast at high tide from Dartford and Medway to Sheppey and Margate.
An 18-year-old will appear in court today to answer five charges of sexual assault on girls.
Staff at musical instrument importing company found a surprise visitor in their delivery, a tiny gecko which had travelled 4,800 miles from China.
Residents have been warned to brace for a “fairly sizeable planning application” on land being offered for sale as a development site.
A bus shelter near a primary school is set to be replaced over fears mums with pushchairs are 'dicing with death' trying to navigate around it.
A nursery owner in Kent says he's worried about his business and the planet after seeing his plants flower during the winter months.
With household bills rising a new Which? report suggests broadband and TV customers can save up to £200 and here's how:
A teenager involved in the violence that left a student brain damaged is now behind bars after fighting "like a wild animal” in front of shoppers.
I'm hooked! Secret Drinker calls in for a pint and a fish finger sandwich at the Tickled Trout.
