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Farmers who say they are under pressure like never before have spelt out what they hope for beyond election day this week.
A charity volunteer has condemned the state of a town centre after he was attacked by two youths while out shopping.
A pensioner says he has resorted to offloading his rubbish to friends after no collection for three months following a council’s new bins contract.
Controversial plans to build a winery at a vineyard within yards of people’s back gardens have been blasted as a “blot on the landscape”.
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Developers want to build a four-storey house in multiple occupation (HMO) on a piece of land in a town centre.
A former Gurkha soldier who lost his legs after being blown up has become the first double-above-knee amputee to climb North America’s highest peak.
Drivers have reported huge delays this evening, with queuing traffic in and out of a town.
More than 100 sculptures of an iconic character have appeared in a town centre as part of an interactive art trail.
A new medical campus has been given the go-ahead by councillors, with hopes the facilities will help reduce waiting times across the district.
A convicted paedophile sexually assaulted a young girl he met at a restaurant following an earlier sentence for child abuse offences.
Incredible pictures show how a “spectacular” natural phenomenon occurred in the sky over a Kent town.
Police were scrambled to a motorway following reports of a passenger seen “with a weapon” which later turned out to be a child’s toy.
A man described as "ranting and raving" after fatally knifing a pensioner has been convicted of manslaughter.
A fundraiser has been launched for the family of a 10-year-old boy who was hit by a bus and left seriously injured.
Ambitious plans to transform a derelict 179-year-old pub with rooms and new eating and drinking spaces have been approved.
Despite polls indicating huge victories for Labour, it’s never a good look for politicians to be overly confident about results, writes Paul Francis.
A 17-year-old who died after attending a drum and bass festival over the weekend has been named locally.
Flowers and beer cans have been left at the scene of a crash where a motorcyclist in his 60s was killed.
A chef who struggled to control himself around food lost a staggering 15 stone in just over a year after fasting and taking up walking.
Operation Brock is to return to the M20 next week alongside new permits in a bid to stop lorry drivers “rat running”.
A dad who has been treated for cancer seven times says tackling the disease should be a top priority for the new government.
A 10-year-old boy is in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a bus.
A disabled woman says a bus company was discriminatory after she was refused entry while on her mobility scooter.
An exclusive private members’ club looking to extend their opening hours and alcohol licence has been met with criticism from neighbours.
A desperate mum does not know where to turn after her autistic son was refused entry from 30 secondary schools who claim they “cannot meet his needs”.
A 90-home development on farmland would mean “concreting over the countryside” and spoiling residents’ views, say angry villagers.
From Brexit to jobs and our high streets - we look at how the main parties will tackle the key business issues impacting Kent.
A mum who says she “was put on this earth to help people” is celebrating 40 years of volunteering with the St John Ambulance first aid charity.
New courts for padel tennis, a sport which is sweeping the county, are expected to be open by September.
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