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National day of action to encourage us all to 'shop local' takes place this weekend.
A group of nine migrants - thought to include an 18-month-old child - have been rescued this morning.
Bosses at a company believed to be the first in Kent to introduce a four-day working week say they have already noticed a boost in staff's output.
Sir Michael Fallon has become the latest MP to question the government's proposed Brexit deal saying that it is a huge gamble.
A gin festival which organisers boast is the biggest in the country could come to two towns in the county next year if there is enough interest.
Taxpayers' money is being used to fund council staff to drive hire cars such as Mercedes', BMWs, and Audis.
A man has been praised for avoiding power lines as his plane crash landed after suffering engine failure.
Two Slimming World members have won awards for shedding eight stone between them.
Passengers are being warned they face "hours of disruption" following an accident.
The Craig Mackinlay election expenses case has heard claims prosecutors have relied on at least one "dishonest" witness.
A man has been taken to hospital via air ambulance after falling from a building.
A council has clarified that 'Gollys' are not allowed to be sold at a Christmas market.
The widow of a former police officer who died after suffering an asthma attack is hoping an inquest will end her two year wait for answers.
Another health body is considering reducing the number of IVF cycles available to couples on the NHS from two to just one.
Two people have been charged with drugs offences after they were arrested by officers in a children's play area.
A rural Kent landscape could potentially be lost to flooding by the end of the century, new environment data has revealed.
Dogs found by the RSPCA in a puppy farm could barely walk and were covered in mud and faeces.
Police need witnesses after a pedestrian was knocked down.
An MP has compared the Brexit deal between the EU and UK to Hotel California, where "you can check out any time you like but you can never leave".
Police, fire crews and paramedics are at the scene of an incident on a residential street cordoned off by officers.
A council has approved its first development of homes where there's no room for cars to park.
A thug who stabbed another man after he fled from a fight in a house has been jailed.
Police are hunting a trio after the attempted theft of a cash machine.
More than half a dozen police officers were seen in the town centre accompanied by a dog unit.
Tourism bosses at English Heritage want to meet highways chiefs after a car plummeted into a castle moat for the second time in three months.
Two sets of neighbours scooped a whopping £90,000 thanks to the Postcode Lottery.
The number of properties sold in Kent this year has fallen, as political uncertainty puts off potential buyers.
A group of revellers celebrated the start of the festive season by stripping off in the early hours, with one seen wearing nothing but a wizard's hat.
The search has begun to find relatives of a fallen soldier who died shortly after the First World War and is buried in Kent.
Courses to help workplaces and the general public understand and assist with mental illness are growing in popularity.
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