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Two Kent queens sashay onto our TV screens tonight as this year's Ru Paul's Drag race gets under way.
On Tax Equality Day we look ahead at the changes being made to VAT and how it will affect you.
The family of a little boy who died in a crash nine days after his dad say they are grateful they had time to say goodbye.
A councillor likened the number of cameras in the area to those on the Truman Show but was frustrated they cannot be used to enforce traffic rules.
Only a “small proportion” of boats carrying asylum seekers across the Channel could legally be turned back towards France, it has been revealed.
A gifted teenager who tragically took his own life was overwhelmed with school work, his mother claims.
A man has been handed a £1,600 fine after deliberately destroying protected habitat for bats and newts, so he could develop his property.
Wedding bookings are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels after a busy summer for the industry.
Fergus Wilson has been hit with an injunction after losing a High Court battle with a council.
As a decade of harassment earns Fergus Wilson an injunction, here's some of the things he's called me.
A multi-million pound health centre serving 30,000 patients could be set up in a former Debenhams department store.
Parents are celebrating after education bosses say a favoured option is another school is needed to prevent a daily exodus of 1,200 pupils.
Vets say Phoenix the foal is on the road to recovery after being left with horrific burns by arsonists.
Officers have helped a woman in labour get to hospital amid huge traffic delays.
A colleague has paid tribute to a 'larger than life' and pioneering Kent radio broadcaster who has died.
A rail provider will investigate after an employee said he "didn't care" what a man's issue was as his sister had a seizure on a busy train.
A crash at a busy junction is causing traffic delays along major roads in the area.
Insulate Britain protesters descending on the M25 could be jailed after an injunction was granted.
A politician has waded into a debate around a mum's "reckless" plan to take her Covid-positive son to the park.
Drivers have been urged to avoid the Dartford Crossing after a 'police and medical incident' led to huge queues on surrounding roads.
Is there any way to solve the lengthy traffic jams after a big open-air show in the county? We take a look at the perennial problem.
A man who survived the blast due to a late start recalls the devastating IRA bombing at Deal in 1989.
A fraudster must pay a holiday company £500 a month after conning them out of a £5,000 holiday to Crete.
A man who found 50 'affectionate' letters sent to his late wife by her childhood friends is hoping to return them to their original senders.
A man has avoided jail after breaking life-saving equipment and attacking a nurse and two police officers.
A 72-year-old living on a Kent caravan park had a secret stash of rare coins worth tens of thousands of pounds.
A software engineer from Kent was the first to leave The Great British Bake Off after failing to impress the judges.
A man has been arrested after a number of properties were evacuated following the discovery of a suspected explosive device.
A railway boss has apologised to commuters for suffering lengthy delays for three consecutive weeks on the return to work.
A Kent charity has paid tribute to Only Fools and Horses star John Challis for his remarkable support after the much-loved actor's death.
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