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A man has been hurt after being beaten by a moped-riding gang who were wielding weapons, including a baseball bat.
Public transport has the fuel to run normally but tailbacks as everyone tries to fill up are causing a problem for bus operators.
A garage tried to do the "right thing" and offer fuel only to emergency workers for an hour, but were met with queues of hundreds and hard decisions.
A road has been partially closed for works to be carried out by Kent County Council.
A gang of burglars who stayed at Pontins while stealing cars across Kent filmed themselves at posted it on Snapchat.
The south London football club is weighing up proposals to move their training base to Kent, according to a letter sent to local residents.
A 16-year-old boy has suffered potentially life-changing injuries after falling onto a live rail following an attack at a railway station.
Our editorial director defends the media after being accused of causing the panic buying of fuel.
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Firms in the county are being urged to ensure they do no not fall foul of a law introduced this week on the sale of some takeaway food.
Firefighters have stood down after tackling a fire on a Kent industrial estate for nearly 30 hours.
Stamp designs by five Kent children are among those chosen as finalists in the Royal Mail's Heroes of the Pandemic competition.
Traffic conditions are returning to normal after long queues on the M25 motorway this morning whilst highways workers carried out emergency repairs.
Officials say more than 16,400 people have already landed in the UK this year by small boats, twice last year's record.
Frenzied panic buying has left many without access to fuel to get to work – but suppliers say an end is in sight.
The idea of using the Army to top up the shortage of tanker drivers delivering fuel to forecourts has been downplayed by the government.
A family say they have been left traumatised by birds dying under solar panels on their home and being left there for months.
The UK's stock of fireworks is the latest item to be hit by supply issues, which may lead to less availability and higher prices.
A renowned artist has unveiled plans to build a home studio clad in laser-cut metal featuring his signature doodles.
A woman who had a row with her partner in a pub later put her baby in her car and drove dangerously without ensuring the tot was safely strapped in.
The sister of convicted killer Michael Stone has told of her 24-year battle to prove he didn't kill Lin and Megan Russell.
A supermarket petrol station has reserved the remainder of its fuel for emergency services as thousands of stations run out of diesel and petrol.
A 27-year-old is in custody after a lorry driver was found stabbed outside a railway station.
AN RNLI crew member was abused for using jerry cans to fill up a lifeboat amid the ongoing fuel crisis.
Diners have been awaiting the launch a rooftop restaurant at the summit of an ugly office block - but the approved project has not progressed.
A village is set to see the return of one of its historic industries after permission was granted for a brewery, brasserie and bar.
Anxious drivers are causing huge queues at petrol stations as many garages have been forced to shut their pumps.
A couple who run a panic room venue have spoken of their excitement at taking their success across the pond to the USA.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has spoken out on a transgender row involving a Kent MP, stating it is 'not right' to say only women have a cervix.
Firefighters are continuing to work at the scene of a huge blaze at an industrial estate, with neighbours warned to keep doors and windows closed.
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