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A traffic-free zone set up around a school has been praised for producing “positive results” while others fear its just pushing problems elsewhere.
Discarded porcelain dolls - some headless - have left walkers in an ancient wood feeling unsettled. We set off in search of the eerie figures…
In this week’s podcast, our political reporters discuss why some of Kent’s defeated Tories in the general election might be eyeing a return.
A man lost his temper and kicked in the door to his ex-girlfriend’s home after she sent his new partner a text saying she was still sleeping with him.
A 25-year-old mum has shared the heartbreak of losing her nan, brother and family dog in one night of tragedy.
As prison overcrowding reaches crisis point, Melissa Todd explores the alternatives - including the “short, sharp shock” of a corporal punishment.
Hidden corners, wonky floors and dark ales: Secret Drinker stumbles on a pub with a tale to tell.
Footbridges together costing a million pounds are being built so bison can cross public footpaths to roam further afield in Kent.
A manhunt has been launched after an armed robbery was reported at a post office where a staff member was assaulted.
Drivers are experiencing delays due to two separate incidents in the same area.
A former Conservative MP is considering whether to stand at next May’s Kent County Council election.
A couple who hand-built a mesmerising retro neon junkyard boozer in their backyard are in the running to have it named the country’s best.
A woman has been flown to a London hospital after an explosion at a bungalow this morning.
An injured drunk kicked out at police and called one a “little p***y” after they took him to hospital to get checked over.
A rare and precious chalk stream is being “disgracefully abused” volunteers say, after hauling out fly-tipping.
The funerals arrangements have been confirmed for a popular and highly respected councillor following his sudden passing.
A pub that existed for more than a century, and was once the centre of a murder investigation, has now become a shop.
There are delays and diversions for rail passengers heading to London due to a landslip on the tracks.
Students at an adult education centre at risk of closure as part of council cuts have said more needs to be done to save such facilities.
A countywide restriction on the movement of farm animals has been brought in after a rise in cases of an infectious disease.
A debt charity has warned bailiff use in Kent remains concerningly high amid concerns people are being pushed into “deeper financial difficulty”.
A fed-up gran says “dangerous” potholes are putting mobility scooter riders’ lives at risk every day.
Housebuilding, winter fuel allowance cuts, the “mean” new government and attitudes to deafness are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
A financial consultant has avoided jail after her dog savagely attacked a dad, who was left with blood “pumping out of his wounds”.
The demolition of historic buildings as part of an ambitious film studios project should never have been allowed to happen, say furious residents.
A popular brown bear from Kent suffering with seizures will undergo rare surgery, never before carried out in the UK.
The dying words of a dad fatally stabbed outside a village pub have been played to jurors on the second day of a murder trial.
A car was completely destroyed when it was engulfed in flames on a residential street.
A pair of drug dealers who tried jumping out of a window to escape police have been jailed.
Police have confirmed the death of a swimmer after they got into trouble in the sea.
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