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Kent Police are storming homes for a second day after arresting 27 people yesterday.
The county council has placed a barrier around a hazardous-looking hole that opened in a town road.
One of the county's leading theatres is set to shut for six weeks to allow for major refurbishment work.
Striking pictures show the moment torrential rain and thunderstorms swept across the county overnight.
Temporary number plates could be put on jet skis to ensure people using them are easier to identify.
Residents living next to a proposed stock car racing track say it would ruin the countryside.
A student could be on the road to stardom after clocking of the quickest times in her age group while running for Great Britain.
Three lanes were shut after an accident on the motorway.
Former Brexit Minister Dominic Raab has been eliminated from race to become leader of the Conservative party.
Police have seized drugs, cash and weapons following a series of early-morning search warrants.
Four people were treated for injuries after an ambulance flipped on its side while carrying a patient towards hospital.
Police remain at the scene after a man's body was found in woodland near the M2.
The manager of a pub stole more than £5,000 worth of goods from it as he was moving to another boozer to set up on his own.
A newly-created sports association wants to create a new home for dozens of teams and hand it over to villagers.
TV presenter Rylan Clark-Neal surprised staff and customers after popping into McDonald's for "trainee shift".
Three people will be sentenced later this week after police raids on brothels in Kent where women were found in cheerleader's outfits.
An MP is calling on Jeremy Kyle to appear before a government inquiry after the TV host said he would dodge questioning by a commons committee.
A chief executive pocketing more than £100k a year says there is a "strong argument" for closing three advice surgeries.
The fifth demolition at the Thames' last standing power station will take place at midnight tomorrow.
The police helicopter was spotted circling the M2 as part of a search for a missing person.
A man and a woman have appeared in court following an alleged knife robbery.
A surgery is set to remain open with reduced services from later this year.
An 18-year-old man has been taken into custody after a fire caused multiple properties to be evacuated.
The future of nearly 80 Post Offices across the county could be secured under a new policy announced by the Labour Party.
A controversial project to build a new office, theatre and car park is in jeopardy after councillors agreed to stop all new spending on the scheme.
The boss of a children's hospice, which cares for terminally-ill youngsters, has called for a review of how palliative care is funded.
The future of a pub has been left uncertain after it went under the hammer.
An annual community pantomime will no longer be performed in the winter months, after theatre bosses secured the venue's first commercial pantomime.
The worst crime hotspots in Kent have been revealed as many worry about levels of violence, drug dealing and antisocial behaviour where they live.
A village fete has been put in jeopardy by overnight blaze