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Mums worried about road safety outside a school have renewed a 20-year fight to improve measures as drivers 'hurtle' past the gates at peak hours.
Police are concerned for the welfare of a 61-year-old man not seen since Friday.
As Kent's police chief calls for an end to e scooter trials, we look back at when a reporter took one of the controversial two-wheelers for a spin...
Emergency crews called to a residential street remained stationed there for most of the day.
A Kent bus company is helping Ukrainian refugees who reach the UK by offering free travel for the next three months.
A mum was left in shock after a stranger paid for her weekly shop in a random act of kindness at Aldi.
A £50,000 bequest left in a man's will towards rebuilding a historic harbour 'lighthouse' will instead be spent on another project.
Covid patient numbers in Kent have risen by almost 30% in a week as new cases continue to soar across the county.
The reason why markings have appeared in a Kent high street has been revealed after they raised eyebrows among shoppers.
Thirty tonnes of rubbish went up in flames at a business in Kent this morning.
Kent's police chief says e scooter trials in the county and further afield have proven to be a dangerous failure.
New P&O Ferries crew will be paid well below the minimum wage, a union has claimed.
A stream of fire engines were seen heading from Kent to Ukraine transporting vital equipment.
Farmers allay concerns as free-range eggs become unavailable after hens have been forced indoors because of an avian flu outbreak.
Government ministers knew about P&O Ferries’ plan to slash 800 jobs before staff were informed, it has been revealed.
A bid has been launched to demolish a dilapidated arcade, as developers hope to stop it being targeted by yobs and fly-tippers.
A short piece of track has been removed to make a road safer, but not everyone in the community is happy about it.
One of the UK’s largest fresh produce companies is planning to create a lorry park at its Kent base.
With the closure of JC Rook and Son this week, we remember other butchers lost from Kent's high streets.
A security expert who projected a respectable facade online was leading a secret life as a child rapist.
P&O has resumed one of its crossings but its cross-Channel routes are still cancelled adding to the financial pressure on the firm.
A Blue Flag beach at a Kent seaside resort had 92 sewage spills last summer. But swimmers insist it's 'cleaner than ever'.
A police roadblock is in place on a major route after a driver reportedly crashed while swerving to avoid a pet.
A father told of his “overwhelming joy” to be re-united with his Ukranian-born wife and two step-children.
Police and ambulance crews were called when a young woman was found dead this morning.
A convoy of 22 fire engines is leaving the county on its way to war-torn Ukraine.
The ornate timepiece that once adorned the fascia of a Marks and Spencer store has disappeared from a town centre.
A scheme to donate dinghies used by asylum seekers to cross the Channel to charities and other groups, has yet to see any handed over.
A historic pub that has sat empty for three years would need a £84,000 cash injection to be revived, papers show.
A juror who used his phone during a criminal trial to research a case he was trying has avoided jail.
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