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A fourth mass vaccination site is opening at a former call centre - with the capacity to vaccinate thousands of people against Covid-19 each week.
A man spat at a parking warden while claiming he had coronavirus, a court has heard.
Wheelie bins remain on many of the county's streets after collections were missed during the snow - and some won't be emptied for another week.
Two suspected drug dealers have been charged after police discovered three mobile phones and thousands of pounds in cash during the search of a car.
The RSPCA has urged people to use reputable charities when rehoming a pet after a teenager adopted a Tibetan mastiff online without her mum knowing.
A campaigner says a centre for start-up enterprises should not be closed while there is a pandemic as traders are already facing tough situations.
The funeral for a 'true gentleman' who was previously homeless will be held this week, and include a procession through town.
An FOI has revealed Kent County Council's costs for removing unpopular pop-up cycle lanes installed during the coronavirus crisis.
Hundreds of positive Covid tests taken during a major operation have yet to be analysed for the South African variant, more than 10 days on.
A 79-year-old man has died and a woman has been seriously injured following a two-car crash on the M2.
Lockdown is unlikely to be eased significantly until Covid cases drop to hundreds a day - and even then the 'work from home' message will continue.
A young boy was 'kidnapped' by two men, blindfolded and taken to woodland in a van.
A number of employers are refusing to let staff leave work to get Covid vaccines - prompting concern from a leading GP.
Once on the frontline of Britain's defences many of Kent's forts have been left to ruin, we've explored the history of a decaying part of our history.
An ambitious transformation of an 18th century pub from a tired drinker’s local to a modern and quirky inn will take place after lockdown.
A 96-year-old widower who beat Covid has shared his experience of life in a care home during the pandemic.
An inquest into the death of a mother whose son died after falling into the River Medway has been opened.
A woman has hit back after workers cut down 30-year-old trees to make way for seven bungalows for the elderly and disabled on a village green.
A trial will go ahead after the Home Office admitted conditions at a camp for asylum seekers could breach human rights.
A paedophile who preyed on young girls and later jailed was arrested in his bedroom and filmed as part of a shocking TV programme.
Officers with Tasers arrested a man armed with a hammer in the middle of a housing estate.
A family is desperately hoping to raise enough funds to send their little girl to New York for a potentially life-saving vaccine.
A group who rented an apartment to have a party and friends from separate households in a car together are the latest fined for breaking Covid rules.
A Kent MP says she intends to 'max out on life' after celebrating the end of radiotherapy treatment after her breast cancer diagnosis.
Kent Police data shows the county saw a rise in hate crimes against LGBT people last year, as figures climb nationwide.
Both carriageways of the M2 have reopened several hours after a crash.
A would-be robber who threatened a young man in an attempt to steal his bag, has been locked up for more than two years.
A survey of hundreds of Brits has ranked four Kent beaches in the UK's top 50.
Every area of the county continues to see a drop in the rate of Covid cases as restrictions are set to be loosened over the coming weeks.
One of our busiest routes has been named the UK's most dangerous for speeding with more drivers being caught breaking the limit than anywhere else.
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