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A venue which faced an uncertain future over funding during the pandemic confirms shows and the all-important panto for 2021.
A developer has promised a new business park could bring a boost to the county as the latest step in a tangled planning saga is reached.
A man who gave shelter to a homeless man was then violently assaulted and threatened with a knife.
The lives of asylum seekers in an over-loaded inflatable boat were put at risk, a court heard.
A man who led a county lines drugs network supplying two Kent towns has been jailed after police found drugs and other evidence in a raid at his home.
Police are looking for the driver of a vehicle which was in collision with a teenager, but failed to stop at the scene.
The Herald of Free Enterprise disaster claimed 193 lives in 1987. This is the story of what happened after the ferry was refloated.
A pub has blamed new Brexit regulations for holding up beer and forcing it to cancel an eagerly anticipated event.
A council leader, backed by his political opponent, has joined a swell of criticism of new public seating, which has cost around £90,000.
Two Kent brothers aged in their 80s whose lives have revolved around pubs are desperate to return to their local.
Police who were searching for a missing man say he is now safe and well.
Village pet owners warned to be vigilant after second cat suffers mystery 'bleach attack'.
A man who targeted a lone woman withdrawing money from a cash machine has been jailed.
A man from Kent has died in a crash on the M40 near Oxford.
The RSPCA is investigating and police have been informed after a dog was found tied up and shot.
A family hopes lessons will be learned after a man suffered a cut to his bowel during an operation that went undetected leading to a fatal infection.
Centres offering Covid tests for people without symptoms have been forced to close.
A woman who runs an animal rescue centre said she felt sick when she realised 30 of her ferrets had been stolen.
A former school IT worker, already at the centre of an investigation into indecent images of children, was found with software allowing him to spy.
A pervert being monitored by police continued to access "appalling" images of children.
The chairman of the Kent Association of Headteachers says there is a mixture of nervousness and excitement as schools prepare to re-open next week.
A bomb disposal unit was called to a seafront following a report of a suspected wartime munition.
Watch the moment a dog is reunited with his sick owner after more than seven weeks apart.
Our political editor Paul Francis rounds up the latest goings on at Westminster and Kent County Council headquarters this week.
A fine-dining restaurant promising exciting dinner events is to fill a long-empty leisure complex unit this spring.
A man has died after emergency services were called to an incident on a railway line.
An "ambitious" plan to transform mental health services in Kent has been revealed.
Police are hoping to trace the rightful owners of a number of antiques which officers believe to have been stolen.
Rail replacement buses are in operation as emergency services deal with an incident that has closed a stretch of railway line.
Trees planted by a contractor for the council were ripped from the ground within half an hour.
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