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A popular town centre bakery is set to shut down after it received a zero hygiene rating - despite the owners saying an improved score is imminent.
A knifeman who stabbed a teenager in a town centre attack has admitted the act but then refused to explain why he did it.
Drivers of petrol cars are still paying too much for fuel, says the RAC, which says a drop in wholesale costs should be making price pumps cheaper.
One of the UK’s largest fresh produce companies has gained the go-ahead to open a lorry park at its Kent base.
A spectacular photograph captured a rare 'mirage' sunset on the Kent coastline.
Dramatic images capture the moment lightning and thundery showers were spotted in Kent.
A person has died after being killed on the railway when they were involved in a collision with a train.
A furious grandad has learned a green buffer between his house and 700 new homes - which he thought was protected - is to be built on.
Designs for a "monolithic" care home and private houses at the derelict site of a former hospital have been blasted as "unacceptable" and "appalling".
A pervert who downloaded images of someone performing a sex act with a dog and a horse has been sentenced.
Pub owners are being supported by punters and their MP after plans to rejuvenate a village's only inn were torpedoed.
As we wait to discover the result of the Tory leadership contest, we take a look at what the new leader could mean for grammar schools in Kent
Officers and a police helicopter were involved in a major search after concerns were raised about a man and his baby.
The remains of a gruesome-looking fish with a mouth full of pointy teeth washed up on a Kent beach, sparking a debate about what it could be.
Technical issues with card payments forced customers to queue outside Tesco in scenes similar to those seen during the height of the pandemic.
Sir Michael Morpurgo is backing a campaign to save a former military stable block that "contributed hugely to the war effort" from being torn down.
Armed police and dog units were called following reports a man had been threatened with a weapon.
The owner of Kent's first cat café has spoken of her heartbreak at the prospect of shutting her popular business if no one can be found to take it on.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in parts of Kent tonight.
A woman who lost three of the people closest to her in life has spoken out about how she overcame her heartache.
A property agent who had a life-changing back operation was told to take up swimming if he ever wanted to walk again.
Footage has emerged of frustrated motorists clashing after waiting hours in "dangerous" queues for ferries bound for Kent.
A traditional sweet shop offering a wide variety of British and American treats has opened its doors.
A man has been jailed after his victim spoke out after being sexually assaulted as a minor.
Travellers are facing long delays as they head back to Kent at the end of the summer holidays.
A lying fraudster fleeced tens of thousands of pounds from his own dad in an intricate scam - only to be caught out following an email blunder.
A barn and its surrounding land could become 14 homes under new plans.
Homeless people will be housed on an under-used council car park - despite concerns about antisocial behaviour and the likelihood of flooding.
A car manufacturer has been forced to apologise to a pensioner left without her car for five months leaving her isolated and 'a prisoner in her home'.
Thick plumes of smoke billowed across a town after a garden fire broke out, destroying fences and sheds.
