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An ambulance had to be driven on the wrong side of the road due to vehicles heading to the Port of Dover blocking its way through.
Police are hunting a gunman after a young man was shot near a school late yesterday evening.
Police and fire crews descended on a residential street following reports a home had been broken into.
To mark 'Kent Day' today, we uncovered some little known facts about the county we all call home.
A worried dad with serious heart problems says his mould-ridden council flat is impacting his health, and is concerned for his three daughters.
Plans for a £1 million route through the heart of a town will reduce reliance on cars and make it better for cyclists and walkers, say councillors.
A woman and her friend who forked out thousands on an all inclusive break to a five-star resort have labelled it the holiday from hell.
Damning inspections of maternity units across east Kent have seen services given the worst possible rating by a government watchdog.
A man in his 20s has been airlifted to hospital after a motorbike crashed into a parked car.
A man who fatally wounded his partner before shooting himself after a stand-off with armed police died in hospital, an inquest has heard.
A Kent Police officer failed to interview Wayne Couzens over an indecent exposure incident - six years before he murdered Sarah Everard.
A “crazy” new vision to breathe new life into a derelict 200-year-old pub has been given the green light
The site of a former bank could become a Domino’s Pizza restaurant in a town where business owners say large chains do not fit in.
A man’s claims to have seen a bright pink pigeon were laughed off by colleagues at a Kent builders merchant – but he had the pictures to prove it.
Kent MPs have said the government must do more to limit immigration into the UK as figures published today show a huge rise in numbers.
A serious crash between a car and a motorbike led to a main artery road being closed in both directions for more than four hours.
An auction house boss has defended his decision to sell a collection of Nazi memorabilia, saying: “You can’t just expunge history.”
Our reporter headed to a roadside café with a Word Art sign and builders’ mugs to see if it lived up to its rave reviews.
A pensioner fears returning to a supermarket carpark after being hit with parking fines, which he claims were for no reason.
The state of the UK post-Brexit, proposed tip closures and sea pollution are among the subjects tackled by our readers this week.
An old watering hole which sat unused for the last decade and has been earmarked for new flats has been put up for sale.
Generous donations have started to come in for the RBLI Homes for Heroes campaign.
A developer says he has helped “gentrify” an unloved part of a town ahead of the grand opening of his new hotel.
Here’s everything you need to know about what to expect when thousands of tourists heading for France drive through our county this weekend.
The “eyesore” site of a former pub is set to be transformed into a council housing development.
A fatal error claimed the lives of a mother and daughter who died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a burger hut, a coroner has concluded.
County transport chiefs have come under fire after revealing KCC will no longer expect developers to consider the impact of more cars on the roads.
A woman who is organising a vigil for two Staffordshire bull terriers shot dead by police wants to change people’s perceptions of “dangerous” dogs.
Figures from across the county reveal how many people were turned away for having no photo ID when they tried to vote in the local elections.
Two police officers who shared an “inappropriate” graphic on social media after Sarah Everard’s murder have been reprimanded.
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