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Could Eurostar be set to face its first rival train service since it launched in 1994?
Ferry service cancellations by disgraced operator P&O have entered their 10th day with the company now having lost millions since sacking 800 staff.
A fitness instructor and scaffolder are launching a three-in-one business in a former restaurant.
Budding young movie makers were given the chance to work on a short film exploring domestic violence and inspired by a long-running EastEnders' plot.
A fire at a Kent restaurant in 1977 killed seven people, including three children.
A couple say they are being "gassed out" of their rented flat due to the stink coming from an oil leak in a pond their home overlooks.
Rates of Covid infection have gone above the national average in all but two of Kent's districts, amid a big rise in new cases.
A man in his 30s has died after being found in the River Medway early this morning.
Two teenagers have been charged after a night of violence in a town centre, during which people were assaulted and property damaged.
A woman has spoken of her relief after winning a three-year battle to recover her stolen life's savings.
A two-car crash that saw one vehicle flip onto its roof has left traffic tailing back on a major road.
A school has apologised after being found to have breached the human rights of two students.
A man has been seriously injured after being hit by a car on the A2.
Further protests have taken place today as staff continue to pile the pressure on P&O Ferries.
After a mild and bright week, forecasters predict a return to chilly weather next week...so enjoy it while you can.
The TerraCycle recycling scheme where schools and charities can recycle crisp packets in return for funding will end next month.
Columnist and dominatrix Melissa Todd has been exploring the USA - but admits she is missing real ale, Marmite and her “long-suffering friends”...
After thousands of rare archive photos were released by Historic England, we saw how Kent looked from above in the 1920s.
A new sushi takeaway is hoping to set a trend for home-based businesses in a town.
Pothole repairs at a seafront car park where new charges will be introduced next week have been labelled 'pathetic'.
An American wild west town which was destroyed in a fire has begun rebuilding.
Talks between P&O and staff made redundant collapsed soon after they began as a union called for a 'total boycott' of the firm.
A man accused of murdering a Kent mum-of-two has today denied killing a second woman who also disappeared.
Villagers say they felt a huge sense of relief when unpopular plans to erect a 5G mast in a conservation area were refused.
A brothel owner has been ordered to pay back almost all his earnings from sexually exploiting women.
From the Chancellor's Spring Statement to the saga of the P&O Ferries crisis, political editor Paul Francis gives his take on the week in politics.
Drivers are stuck in queues stretching back six miles due to lane closures at one of Kent's busiest junctions, as days of disruption continue.
A man has been charged after a ewe was chased, and dragged across a field by a dog.
A popular outdoor pool will open a month earlier than usual to allow families to take a dip during the Easter holidays, it has been confirmed.
A man has described the moment a fatal crash between a van and a car took place outside his home.
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