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An accident involving four cars left traffic queueing for six miles and drivers facing hour-long delays during the morning commute.
An A&E crisis engulfing Kent’s hospitals has left record numbers of patients facing so-called “corridor waits” of more than 12 hours.
A shopper has complained after food prohibited within Islam was wrongly placed in fridges with signs saying “halal” above.
Bosses at a popular microbar were left stunned at the backlash to their bid for late-night openings and say it has all been a “big misunderstanding”.
Residents who often get stuck in their homes in icy weather have clubbed together to buy a grit bin after a council refused to budge on its policy.
A police worker who drove his car at a love rival wept as he was told he would be remanded in prison ahead of being sentenced.
After a trip to a justice museum, Melissa Todd considers the value of imprisonment – which often means so much more than just a loss of liberty.
Sisters of a security guard who was killed when ticketless fans tried to get into a concert have made a plea for more information.
A man has been arrested after a street was locked down by armed police following reports of a person brandishing a gun in a block of flats.
A town’s ailing sports pavilion is to be rebuilt after reworked plans were approved.
A plea has been sent out to the local community after staff tips and cash were stolen from a coffee shop
Diggers have demolished a rundown outlet centre which closed earlier this year due to rising costs, leaving 25 members of staff without a job.
Three new cases of bluetongue disease have been identified in the county.
A person has suffered "life-threatening injuries" after being hit by a train.
A historic gas work site dating back to the 19th century is set to have two flat blocks of 114 apartments built after plans were approved.
Kent Police has shone a light on concerning developments in the way criminals now operate in rural parts of the county.
A festive tradition running in Kent for more than 70 years has been pulled back from the brink of demise.
A “dangerous predator” who raped a young boy on a train after unleashing a sustained and sexual attack on a woman has been jailed for 24 years.
Kent County Council is backing changes in the law which aim to create a “smoke-free” generation, amid a rise in vaping by young people.
A major route has been blocked after two cars and a motorbike crashed on a roundabout leaving one person injured.
Strike action taking place across the Channel in France is affecting ferry sailings from Kent with alternative arrangements being made for passengers.
Shoppers have welcomed plans for a long-empty store to be taken on by a supermarket giant, creating 40 jobs.
Police have revealed a 40-year-old who went missing almost a week ago has been found safe and well.
A man has been charged with a string of offences after an imitation firearm was seized when police stopped a suspected drug dealer.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has backed calls for restaurants to publish more allergy information on their menus after the death of a Kent pupil.
A historic Kent high street takes a starring role in the final series of The Crown, with a museum providing the backdrop for royal wedding scenes.
A charity set up to help the homeless says it is increasingly helping families after seeing referrals spike at the start of the new school year.
Bomb scares, missing Olympic torches and falling off diving boards are all part of a leisure centres colourful 50 year history.
Local news, pub grub, immigration, windmills, antisemitism and Christmas are among topics tackled by readers in this week’s letters to the editor.
A worried mum fears her damp-ridden council flat is making her baby ill – and wants the entire building to be torn down.
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