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A woman has avoided jail after stealing more than £37,000 from a struggling pre-school.
Estate agents have mixed thoughts about the stamp duty holiday introduced to boost the housing market after the first lockdown being extended.
The construction of a divisive seafront development - which will include a new leisure centre, a hotel and 150 homes - will start in March.
A councillor has made a plea for the public to choose a different walk instead of heading to a nature reserve which has turned into a mud bath.
Calls have been made to take action over hazardous fly-tipping close to a gypsy and traveller site.
Some Kent residents were left angry and enraged after a BBC programme muddled up the name of two towns in the county.
A wine bar offering bottles from all seven of the county's major vineyards is set to open in an historic village square.
Councils have had to draw millions of pounds from their rainy day funds - and it's feared without help they may be in serious financial trouble.
A gym boss has branded police overzealous after three men were fined when officers were called to reports of men working out.
In recent years more and more crime novels have been set in Kent - we asked four writers why the county is the perfect setting for gruesome murders.
A third of adults in Kent have received their first vaccine dose - this is how long it would take to jab the whole county if current rates continue.
The Covid infection rate across Kent has plunged by another 23% in the past week - but there is one part of the county where it has gone up.
A popular greyhound that used to escape from his past homes due to suffering from separation anxiety, even climbing 7ft walls, has died.
Education chiefs have warned of soaring numbers of children with mental health conditions.
A bypass was shut after a woman, dressed as a clown and posing on a bridge for a photoshoot, sparked an emergency response.
Two young women have been charged after police pursued a vehicle that crashed into a fence.
With a 'roadmap' out of lockdown revealed by Boris Johnson yesterday, we look at the state of Kent's summer events - and if they can go ahead.
Two men have been arrested in connection with a spate of catalytic converter thefts from cars.
The owners of an indoor play centre have appealed to the Chancellor for renewed support for the hard-hit sector in next week's budget.
Officers are investigating claims a corrosive liquid may have been poured over a cat, causing it to fall ill.
Fire crews have been battling a blaze at a block of new homes in Kent's garden city.
An outraged mum has spoken of her horror after her cat was maimed by a catapulted ball bearing.
Benefit claims across the county dipped in January - but they remain 91% up year-on-year due to the impact of the pandemic.
Three shops in a traditional Kentish shopping parade will undergo a re-fit tonight on BBC2.
A grieving daughter has told of her shock after she was chased for her dead dad’s outstanding council tax bill of a single penny.
Tributes have been paid to an "amazing" great-grandmother whose extraordinary life saw her devote years to her town and rub shoulders with the stars.
A cat charity fears there could be a spike in fighting toms and pets falling ill as vets have been refusing to neuter pets during the pandemic.
A retired engineer says a dilapidated seafront 'covered way' threatened with demolition could be used to house beach huts.
Much has been made of whether children will suffer lasting damage after school disruption but what about Covid's impact on newborns and their parents?
A violent man who stamped on his former partner’s head and threw an ashtray at her has been jailed.
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