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We take a look back at some of the most dramatic accidents and incidents in the history of the county's railways.
A casualty has been taken to hospital after they were rescued by RNLI crews following a pier fall at a harbour.
A popular leisure centre will remain closed for a year as part of a £6.5m refurbishment.
Construction has begun on a development featuring warehouses and drive-thru restaurants.
A company that provides healthcare to 11,000 people could appeal the decision to close three of its branches.
A health boss has spoken out against rumours that an area could see a large spike in cases.
A dad has paid tribute to his loving son and supportive friends after the teenager died in tragic circumstances.
The five-year-old fundraiser takes final steps of a challenge which has captured hearts and raised more than £1m for a hospital.
A pop up school is planned to go live this summer, offering free online lessons to pupils across the county.
The trial of a former MP accused of sexual assault will begin next week and could last up to three weeks.
Two men have been released without charge after an overnight stand-off with armed police which was captured on video.
A popular seaside attraction is set to be turned into a drive-in cinema this August to the joy of film lovers.
Work on a town centre's multi-million pound regeneration is almost complete.
A mum with terminal cancer is raising money to buy the home she has lived in for 28 years to leave something for her family.
The search for a man has been called off after officers discovered a body.
A "moronic minority" of beachgoers risk a second Covid-19 lockdown being enforced, according to a worried MP.
A cinema firm which has chains across Kent has delayed its reopening date.
Some landlords and restaurateurs in Kent are refusing to reopen this weekend, amid fears over the spread of the coronavirus.
A 200-strong illegal rave in the woods was shut down at the weekend - and police say they won't tolerate such events.
A scheme which could see thousands of homes built on about 500 acres have been shown in a public exhibition for the first time.
Police are appealing for information about a missing man and are concerned for his welfare.
A mum-of-three has spoken of her anger after a church removed items from her stillborn baby's grave.
A Kent farm boss says fruit-picking robots could solve the industry's jobs crisis.
A five-year-old fundraiser, who has captured the hearts of the nation, had the final steps of his challenge broadcast on YouTube.
A second pre-inquest review is to be held for the four victims who were murdered by the "Grinder killer."
The fluffy farmyard creatures were seen trotting down a road and an appeal was made to reunite them with their owner.
The government has been criticised after saying parents will be fined for school non-attendance from September.
The enforcement of a 48-hour dispersal order has been deemed a success by police after more than 100 people were moved on from a town.
The group which runs Frankie & Benny's has confirmed dozens of its branches will close down, while all Wagamama restaurants will reopen.
A man accused of murdering a father-of-two at a town centre flat has appeared before a judge in court for the first time.
