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Military personnel have started arriving in Kent to help one of the worst hit areas in the country get to grips by running mass testing sites.
The mother of a young woman murdered in 1987 says she is shocked by the revelation cold-case detectives have made an arrest.
The environment secretary has unveiled plans to ban the "unnecessary and foul" export of live animals.
A toilet has been placed on a busy road where drivers visiting an Amazon depot have been relieving themselves.
Police have secured a closure order on a flat after it was linked to county line drug dealing and anti-social behaviour.
Help is needed to create safe forever homes in Kent for three lions and six brown bears who were all raised in terrible conditions.
Workmen discovered a 12-week-old cat cruelly dumped in a shoebox on a farm.
Police have welcomed the sentencing of a man who coughed at officers while claiming to have coronavirus.
A man is due in court after police raided a house and arrested five people as part of a drugs investigation.
A popular pharmacist has been suspended from issuing his own prescriptions after faults posing "a serious risk to patient safety" were found.
Families who were told they were being made homeless from a holiday park just weeks before Christmas have now been told they can stay.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the murders of two women in a town more than 30 years ago.
A second worker from a Covid-hit factory is reported to have died as the business prepares for on-site testing next week.
An often-decorated roundabout has a new Covid-inspired look for Christmas.
A school for children with special educational needs has been forced to shut its doors until the New Year due to staff shortages.
Rare albino squirrels have been sighted again.
Research has revealed a big variance in how long it takes to save for a house deposit in different towns across the country,
Traffic is tailing back for several miles after a broken down vehicle blocked lanes.
A community speedwatch group has hit the brakes on their roadside work after police advised them to stop due to coronavirus.
A family are demanding answers after being ordered to remain in isolation despite not leaving their home for three weeks.
Bosses from the county’s first cat café fear it could be forced to close in the new year - with its felines put into rescue shelters.
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An historic pub is to reopen soon after a group of investors including former footballer Razor Ruddock saved the site from demolition.
Military personnel will be deployed across the county as part of KCC's plan to step up testing and move Kent out of Tier 3.
Coronavirus cases are continuing to rise across Kent - denting hopes of Tier 3 restrictions being lifted by Christmas.
There are severe delays on the M25 at the Dartford Crossing after shoppers flocked to Lakeside for 'Wild Wednesday'.
A 1,400-year-old school is switching to remote learning for all its pupils following two coronavirus cases.
A man stabbed himself prompting a murder investigation which saw his brother arrested after struggling to cope with his parents' deaths.
The Government has admitted the transport secretary failed to give adequate reasons for approving plans to reopen Manston as an airport.
Part of the M20 will close for four nights next week as part of Operation Brock preparations.
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