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The RSPCA has warned of a 'second wave' in equine crisis if the financial impact of coronavirus hits owners and charities.
Kent County Council has said it could call a council tax referendum to up the rate residents pay by 6% or more.
Cameras set up around the Dartford Crossing in a drug dealing sting resulted in police making 27 arrests and seizing more than £30,000.
The increase is the second time in the space of a month that the number of reported cases has grown week-on-week.
A 29-year-old man will face a murder trial later this year after a father-of-three was stabbed in the heart.
People who own an empty property or derelict house can now apply for funding to bring it back to life.
A family have expressed their thanks after learning two women who tried to cover up a brutal killing will not be allowed to appeal their sentences.
Police are investigating an assault on a shop worker.
More than a quarter of the county's 547 care facilities have reported cases of coronavirus.
The plan to bring back all primary school pupils for at least four weeks before summer was 'never going to work', says senior head teacher.
A Kent MP has been accused of having 'no idea about anything' after she endured yet another difficult TV interview.
An officer who was allegedly attacked with bleach was saved from serious injury by her glasses, according to the Chief Constable.
A man whose daughter went missing in Germany has called for police to investigate links between Christian B and his own daughter's disappearance.
Hundreds of races to raise funds for Cancer Research UK will not go ahead, with participants instead urged to create their own version at home.
A inquisitive dog got a surprise during its morning walk when it discovered a shark on the beach.
Kent Police has backed its chief constable who came under fire for doing the gesture at a Black Lives Matter event.
Residents say their lives are being made a misery by hordes of people drinking, fighting and openly defecating on their beloved beaches.
It is 150 years since author Charles Dickens died and to mark the anniversary we take a look at his local links and how he was inspired by Kent.
A Roman building in Kent is among eight from across the country to feature in a new collection of stamps.
Booking in advance to go for a pint and red stickers if you've used the loo - just some of the steps Kent firms are taking to emerge from lockdown.
A redeveloped supermarket at a shopping centre will include a branch of Argos within the store.
Paul Perkins has been missing for more than a week - do you know where he might be?'
Travel abroad is becoming increasingly unlikely this summer, but here are some alternatives to popular tourist locations right on your doorstep.
The head teacher who went against government advice by delaying the return of pupils allowed our reporter into school on the first day back.
A prolific thief who broke into four homes, stealing numerous items and two cars, has been jailed.
Bosses at Bluewater have revealed a full range of details to ensure shoppers stay safe when the centre reopens.
A couple have been left homeless after their flat was severely damaged by water during a huge fire which engulfed the property above.
Hospitals in Kent have reported one more Covid-19 death to NHS England in the last 24 hours.
A road has been closed as firefighters and other emergency services deal with a van which burst into flames.
A bus driver who died with Covid-19 defied calls to stop working because he was 'proud' to be keeping the country going.
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