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A car crash on the M2 which forced one of the carriageways to be closed has been cleared.
The government is facing mounting pressure to close all Kent schools after a U-turn was announced for London.
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A school teacher and her husband are among other families being thrown off a holiday park despite a council insisting the park can stay open.
A conservation survey will finally be carried out on an historic war machine deemed 'at risk' after delays in 2020.
A mum was stunned after being fined for moving her broken-down car into a taxi rank.
Police in North Wales have criticised people who breached Covid restrictions by travelling from Kent to visit Snowdonia.
Another 20 patients will be transferred from Kent hospitals to free up space as shock new figures reveal the scale of the pressure the NHS is under.
Residents have spent today sweeping up the debris after a crash outside their homes.
Two grammar school students have launched a campaign to persuade their MP to support the cancellation of GCSE and A-Level exams for 2021.
One of the county's top visitor attractions has revealed it is having to close its doors to the public.
Motorists were left open-mouthed after driving past what looks like yet another fly-tipping incident...but is it?
The Department for Transport said a hole in the runway at its emergency lorry park in Kent would not affect operations.
Forecasters are predicting the white stuff will fall in the county later this week as the cold snap continues.
A person has been rescued from a river following a huge emergency services response involving the Coastguard helicopter.
Stretched paramedics faced a busy New Year's Eve as emergency services continue to face "significant pressure".
Firefighters are warning people to ensure fireworks are disposed of properly after a bin caught alight following a garden display.
As the UK formally leaves the EU, political editor Paul Francis examines the repercussions for Kent in 2021.
Roads around Dover were quiet today as the new UK began a new era outside the EU - but there are warnings the situation may change in coming days.
On the 8th day of Quizmas KentOnline is testing whether you've been paying attention the the headlines in our papers all year round.
Police say the council plans could result in an increase in pickpocketing, road rage and graffiti, while also attracting nuisance climbers.
It's been quite a year - what better way to end it than by judging the county's best and worst? Here are KentOnline's heroes and villains of 2020.
A grade II-listed oasthouse next to a castle could be transformed into a block of apartments.
Fishing rights were a sticking point in Brexit negotiations - and on the day the deal with the EU comes into force, industry reps feel betrayed.
New figures for Kent's coronavirus hotspot are welcomed but council leader issues warning.
There are concerns the opening of a new 24-hour McDonald's next to a notoriously busy roundabout will spark traffic chaos.
A large area of runway is cordoned off and investigators are on site after a 10-metre sinkhole opened up at Manston's makeshift lorry park.
Council bosses are set to reveal more details soon about a controversial plan to redevelop a former bingo hall in a town centre.
A student shut herself in her room to protect family members after believing to have caught Covid-19 for a second time in three months.
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