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The election clock is ticking – but political editor Paul Francis questions whether the Tories have left it too late to halt their slide in the polls.
A charity that supports people with communication difficulties is to close after 27 years due to “financial implications”.
A new lifeboat has arrived in port and entered service for the first time replacing the previous vessel stationed there for 30 years.
A documentary about assisted dying that follows people who want the right to die on their own terms features the devastating story of a Kent couple.
A 54-year-old NHS worker who was forced to live in his car after finding himself homeless has found a new home.
The boss of one of Kent’s oldest family firms who hid a tracker under his ex-girlfriend’s car has been slammed by a judge for “victim blaming”.
A road was closed and a woman is in the care of paramedics following a multi-vehicle crash this morning.
A 23-year-old who lived in a tent has been sent to prison after having multiple sexual relationships with vulnerable underage girls.
The Met Office has warned some across the county may experience loss of power and rail services could be delayed as bad weather hits.
Delays have cleared after an earlier accident on the A2 blocked two lanes, causing traffic chaos throughout the morning commute.
A Kent man has been charged after 145 arrests were made during this weekend’s pro-Palestinian march.
Flooding and “decimation to wildlife” outside a new crematorium has been blamed on an alleged planning breach during construction.
A one-eyed biker warned his former friend that he would kill his dog and then beat him over the head with the carcass.
Part of a road has been closed for more than 60 weeks as construction work gets started on building a care home in place of a once popular pub.
Early plans have been unveiled to build a new special needs school which has been in the works for five years.
During the week, he’s helping the bereaved bid a dignified farewell to their loved one...come the weekend, he’s DJ-ing in front of thousands.
Fencing built around a university building to bolster security has been branded “a bit brutal” in appearance.
A sex attack took place n a town centre car park, as police appeal for late-night drinkers to help with their inquiries.
Police say a man assaulted a security guard and used racist language while trying to join a Remembrance Sunday parade in Kent today.
Towns across the county have been paying tribute to the fallen on Remembrance Sunday.
A father-of-two verbally abused and pushed the mother of his children in front of their youngsters after coming home from the pub drunk.
Plans to redevelop a popular leisure centre are set to still go ahead despite a near £9 million deficit for the project.
A council has been accused of “selling off the family silver” amid plans to place a 700-year-old medieval tower under the hammer.
A “selfish” universal credit case manager faked payment requests in the names of vulnerable claimants and then diverted the money to herself.
A Kent soldier who survived the D-Day landings but was killed liberating a Dutch village is being honoured by locals there to this day.
An entrepreneurial couple have opened their first pet shop - just three years after launching the business in their hallway cupboard.
Footage of a £9m new supermarket has been released as the countdown to its opening gets under way.
The former principal of a Kent college has been effectively banned from education – while his deputy agrees a confidential deal with liquidators.
A high street bakery has been hit by vandals who filmed themselves kicking Christmas decorations before ‘bragging’ about it on social media.
It is reported billionaire Sir Richard Branson is set to launch a challenge to Eurostar – but will it mean a revival for Ashford and Ebbsfleet?