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A sad sight of 15 empty shops within a couple of hundred metres has left traders in a prime shopping location struggling to make ends meet.
A plan to install wooden 'eco-pod' rooms in the back garden of a historic hotel has come under fire from neighbours and conservationists.
A construction worker who ballooned up to 26st while gorging on junk food has undergone a dramatic transformation and become a bodybuilder.
A puppy has died after falling from a cliff – prompting calls from its heartbroken owner for a barrier to be erected along the top.
So-called “poop tomatoes” have been discovered on the coast – as wildlife activists claim the plants have sprouted from seeds in human excrement.
Police and paramedics were called after an accident involving a car and a child.
An attack on a woman in a car park opposite bus stops has resulted in an appeal for information from police.
A developer is hoping to build a brand-new neighbourhood of 1,500 homes on land by a major Kent shopping centre.
Huge rush-hour queues formed on the M25 after two incidents near the Dartford Crossing.
A new restaurant selling chicken wings and more is opening in a shopping centre and it will be the first for the county.
The Home Office has spent thousands of pounds on emergency food – including Domino's and Subway – for asylum seekers arriving in Kent.
A pair of teenagers who stole cars from lone female pensioners have been jailed.
Temperatures are expected to plummet as freezing conditions sweep in for the second half of November so it's time to get your car winter ready.
Raiders caused more than £2,000 of damage when they smashed their way into a cake business – only to walk away with soft drinks and chocolate.
Royal Mail is urging families to send their letters to Santa in plenty of time if youngsters wish to receive a reply this year.
A vegan market will showcase a wide variety of ethically-sourced and sustainable products.
The row over MPs' second jobs put the Prime Minister in a tricky position. Our political editor Paul Francis analyses the week in politics.
A student electrician had part of his finger bitten off during an unprovoked attack at a pub.
A member of the public found Pickle dumped in a bin in a supermarket but has now found a new home.
A man is in a serious but stable condition in hospital after being stabbed.
Internet searches for Christmas jumpers are rapidly increasing, but when is Christmas Jumper Day and how can you take part?
Police have stepped up patrols after reports that a woman was attacked in a town centre.
Paramedics tried to revive a woman who collapsed on a bus but she tragically died at the scene.
The RSPCA wants information to help track down the person who mutilated two squirrels and left them to die.
Councillors were split on a decision to allow a new development after bosses cut the number of promised affordable homes.
A new town centre sandwich bar which filled an abandoned unit has closed just three weeks after opening.
Dramatic pictures show the aftermath of a ram raid in which balaclava-clad thieves used a digger to wrench a cash machine from a shop.
Three people are missing after attempting to cross the Channel in a kayak.
Far-right activists have promised not to "abuse migrants" at the Port of Dover but have vowed to get a fishing boat and sit in the Channel.
Rochester Cathedral has corked the holy spirit – and gin enthusiasts can buy it soon.
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