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Town centre traders say they can't understand why plans to introduce a hawk to scare off nuisance birds have been dropped.
A unique corner of Kent has inspired one of the songs on Ed Sheeran's latest album.
Six Kent Wetherspoons have been added to the list of the country's finest pubs.
Plans for a block of flats next to a public toilet could be the “catalyst” for the regeneration of a long-neglected area, it is hoped.
A man has died after a car crashed into a tree.
As Rishi Sunak puts the future of the HS2 project into doubt, there are concerns for other major projects on the road network.
A talented street singer with his sights set on being crowned the world’s best next week has told of the highs and lows of his fascinating trade.
School buses are late, binmen having to do their rounds earlier and workers quitting amid ‘nightmare traffic’ in part of the county.
Here’s just some of the criminals including drug-dealers, thugs, thieves, perverts and rapists who were locked up last month.
The heroic actions of an off-duty detective who helped save a child’s life have been commended.
The Home Secretary has reportedly snubbed an invitation to meet the Archbishop of Canterbury over his concerns about her approach to immigration.
A US rock band are returning to the county after eight years away – much to the delight of the lifelong fan who booked them to appear.
Bereaved young people have praised the support they received from a charity to help cope with their grief – but say such help needs to be universal.
Two homes in residential streets will be used to house homeless people - despite neighbours’ fears of drug dealing, vandalism and late-night noise.
From Subbuteo to electronic games and FIFA to FC24 the face of the football game has transformed beyond recognition.
With a £10 million renewable power plant and a robotic pest control system, this farm is leading the way in an agricultural revolution.
A planned 14-hour tunnel shutdown for overnight works at the county’s largest river crossing have been pushed back.
One lucky kmfm listener has started their weekend by winning £1,000.
A thug who slashed his partner’s throat with a bread knife in a ‘horrific attack’ before leaving her alone to smoke a cigarette has been jailed.
A man has been taken to hospital with a head injury following reports of an assault.
A council will call on private developers to help deliver a 10,000-home ‘garden town’ amid fears over cash flow.
Police are hunting for suspects after a man was stabbed outside a railway station.
Five suspects have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder following reports of a major disturbance last night outside a Waitrose.
A woman involved in a three-vehicle-crash has been taken to hospital.
There are delays and queuing traffic for three miles on a dual carriageway in both directions due to the closure of a busy entry and exit slip road.
People taking part in an annual triathlon reported becoming unwell after taking part in the swimming leg of the race.
A mum has removed her children from school after her eight-year-old came home with a blade in his bag which he says was put there by another pupil.
Disabled parking at a Kent hospital has been described as “shambolic” after more than 20 cars were pictured queuing for spaces.
The first purpose-built wind turbine installation vessel sailed into a Kent port.
The “vibe” on this urban walk may have been rather different from our reporter’s rural adventures – but there was still plenty to grab his attention.
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