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A drunk thug spotted driving through a new-build estate with a flat tyre threatened to “drop” a police officer before being wrestled to the ground.
This week, KentOnline columnist Melissa Todd explores love and loss as she keeps a vigil at her dying stepfather’s bedside.
The leader of Thanet District Council gives his view on the latest developments at Manston Airport on this week's podcast.
A major route closes for several weeks from today, with one resident describing the “nightmare” of living with roadworks every day.
A devastated mother says her family feels “incomplete” after the tragic death of her “special, caring and funny” son.
Safety plans for what will be the UK’s biggest solar farm are set to be approved - despite residents’ fears of a fire or “explosion”.
If only all pub refurbs were like this! Secret Drinker revels in 500 years of drinking history.
Farmers will take part in a go-slow convoy to protest over unfair treatment and cheap imports.
The lifeboat and search and rescue helicopter were scrambled for an operation following reports of a person in distress.
Detectives have launched an appeal after a man was assaulted, pushed into a van and then driven away.
A flood alert has been issued as heavy rain continues to fall, with river levels expected to rise.
An appeal has been launched after a woman was left with serious head injuries after being involved in a reported hit-and-run.
Police have confirmed a missing 14-year-old girl has been found safe and well.
Two pubs and restaurants have suddenly closed after one of their co-owners died after a battle with cancer.
A family-owned restaurant known for hosting celebrities by the sea is to shut after more than 50 years.
Police are no longer asking for help to find a 70-year-old woman.
More than 100 potentially dangerous wild animals, including two tigers and a zebra, are living in Kent.
The pressure on Kent’s roads, housing, immigration, BBC prejudice and our reliance on technology are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
A four-year-old girl who underwent routine x-rays after falling off her scooter was found to have cancer.
A man is set to appear in court on suspicion of imitation firearm offences after armed police were spotted in a residential street.
Contractors have installed hoardings in an “eyesore” town centre street as work is finally due to start on a 92-bed hotel.
Trains have been rescheduled between two towns as problems with a bridge have been fixed.
Firefighters have warned people not to leave cooking unattended after a pan of oil caught alight.
A hospice has branded thieves “heartless” after they broke into its premises and stole a furniture van full of stock.
Worshippers were left anguished after a “unique” church lectern gifted more than 100 years ago and worth thousands was stolen during a break-in.
Parents are asking how a playground carpeted with fake grass has already become a “muddy disaster” after opening just days ago.
A racist thug sank his teeth into a stranger’s testicles “with extreme force” before claiming to have Aids in a sickening town centre attack.
Burgers and good solid branding make this restaurant stand out from the herd – but is it a case of style over substance? We went to find out.
Families fear they will have to keep their curtains shut 24/7 to protect their privacy if plans to build two blocks of flats are approved.
Staff will take to the platforms of a £44m train station – previously labelled a “mugger paradise” – at weekends for the first time.
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