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A boat service to the capital is returning for two days in the half-term.
Footage has shown the moment a bus with passengers on board leaves a road to escape a traffic jam.
A centenarian who celebrated her milestone birthday with a champagne afternoon tea passed away 48 hours later.
A pupil has died after being hit by a vehicle near his school.
A man has been taken to hospital after becoming trapped in a van which had crashed into a bollard outside a pub.
Kent's worst-performing schools have missed out on government 'Levelling Up' money because good schools elsewhere in Kent push the average up.
A biker has been involved in a crash with a lorry on a major route.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visited Kent for a day packed full of activities.
A bid to open a chip shop yards from Canterbury Cathedral’s iconic entrance has sparked fears tourists will be hit with the waft of deep-fried fish.
A single mum has spoken of her difficulty finding employment as a female plumber - calling out what she feels is gender discrimination.
A son is looking for answers as police investigate how his 89-year-old mum with dementia ended up with a broken leg.
A minister has admitted considering the idea of introducing a tax on the haulage industry to meet the costs of creating more lorry parking facilities.
Tickets are selling fast for the last chance to see the ghostly masts of an American Second World War liberty ship still packed with explosives.
People living in coastal areas have been warned to prepare for possible flooding, with alerts in place along six long stretches of Kent coastline.
A cafe has kept its festive displays long after Twelfth Night in keeping with a royal tradition which has a sad reason behind it.
A 24-year-old has appeared in court after allegedly causing damage and threatening staff at a budget hotel chain.
A Kent man on trial for murder has admitted killing a pedestrian by running him over in a van.
A man was taken to hospital after suffering a facial injury while unloading a lorry.
Off-licences have been issued penalty notices after allowing teenagers to purchase booze and e-cigarettes.
Dangerous parking and driving by school-run parents inspired a placard-waving protest by primary school children.
A dealer who tried to disguise a Taser as a torch has been jailed after police raided his home and found drugs and the weapon.
The number of children receiving two MMR doses before starting school is at a record low prompting a warning to parents about the dangers of measles.
Concerns have been raised about a plan to axe a service for homeless people just as more residents are at risk of losing their home.
Work has started on a new supermarket which was almost scuppered by objections from Asda and Tesco.
From shoplifters to drink-drivers - here are the criminals who have faced justice in the county's magistrates' courts.
New figures reveal that there were 11 child protection referrals in Kent for domestic abuse every day last year.
Plans to replace an ageing leisure centre have been given the go ahead.
A man was found lying in the street with head injuries after a street attack.
A trouble-hit health provider has handed over running its final GP practices in towns following another damning visit from the health watchdog.
Bosses at fashion giant H&M say they have no comment to make on rumours surrounding the future of one of their large Kent stores.
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