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A tired and rundown play park has been given £72,000 upgrades with a new roundabout, swings and climbing frames.
Police are hunting for three people after they stole hand cream from a popular pharmacy.
Relations between the UK and France could be key to resolving the "bloody ridiculous" situation of no Eurostar trains serving the county.
Two schools are offering support to their students following the deaths of classmates.
A duck is among two birds that were killed by a gang of yobs armed with a catapult.
The owner of a Kent town’s oldest pub is bidding to re-assure residents it will reopen - amid concerns it could be transformed into homes.
Rail operators have warned of major disruption to passengers and services as the latest round of strike action begins.
The Maidstone-bound carriageway of the A249 will remain open tonight "thanks to work over the weekend".
Two towns in Kent that have seen dramatic changes in recent years have been rated among the best "gentrified" seaside spots in the UK.
We take a look at the timeless story of one of Britain's most well-known and heartbreaking love triangles which left two of its protagonists dead.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has a plan to get parents back to work, but it won't work, writes Lauren Abbott.
An award-winning chain of cafes has given one of its venues a £50k revamp – and could be in the pipeline to run a rooftop restaurant.
Cats are returning home with parts of their fur shaved off across the county.
A bid to convert a vacant barn into a pub in a Clarkson's Farm-style project has been approved.
A disabled boy's birthday fundraiser could be ditched after eight years due to the cost of living crisis
A Lebanese restaurant has been handed a food hygiene rating of one after an inspector found a dead mouse and rodent droppings in its dirty kitchen.
Villagers fear proposals for a huge housing development "cause huge devastation at every level".
Artist Tracey Emin says she finds herself "begging" to use toilets in shops due to a lack of facilities in a town.
An independent bakery chain which only began serving tasty treats last summer is set to open a fourth shop just months after its latest expansion.
Emergency services were called to a busy Shell service station near a motorway after a woman was seriously injured.
Owners of a sports bar have said the area's "deterioration" is the reason for its planned closure.
A man has been taken to hospital following reports of an assault which led to police and forensics taping off an alleyway near a children's play park.
Hoardings have gone up as contractors begin the "intricate and tricky" process of removing Banksy's artwork from the side of a house in Margate.
A road will be closed until November to allow work to start on a contraflow bus lane.
Hundreds of bags of dog poo have been found near a school - and the man who cleared them up suspects there may be a single culprit.
Developers have been given planning permission to build flats on a former nightclub.
Alerts, which trigger loud sirens on mobile phones and tablets, will be tested next month across the UK as the system gets ready for roll-out.
References to 1930s Germany are typical of the shrill and reductive level at which complex issues are 'debated' on Twitter, writes Rob Barman.
Plans to tear down a row of popular shops and erect a four-floor block in its place appear set to be given the green light.
Fallen trees have blocked roads and railway lines and a lorry has overturned as high winds batter Kent.
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