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From music’s biggest names to TV stars, here are the celebrities who visited Kent in 2024.
Those living next to a busy road say each car or lorry which travels over a faulty manhole cover sounds like “gun shots” and is keeping them awake.
Why do we have such animosity for anyone moving out of the capital and living here? Our columnist argues we need a rethink.
Electric buses will be introduced on the county’s first ‘zero-emission’ route in the summer, bosses have confirmed.
American jazz star Curtis Stigers, who topped the musical charts in the 90s, is coming to the county for a church’s first ever piano festival.
Businesses and residents have spoken of their prolonged “pain” following the disruption caused by a five-day water outage.
A manhunt after the reported rape of a teenager in Brighton has seen a man arrested in Kent.
A husband and wife who repeatedly stole cosmetics and beauty products from a store have been told they face time behind bars if they reoffend.
A young man has bravely explained how his father gifted him a hair transplant from beyond the grave.
A pet owner decided to take his turkey on a Christmas day parkrun to make people think twice about eating the meat.
A savvy Kent mum had a budget Christmas after selling some of her daughter's toys on Vinted - and using the cash to buy her new ones.
Frustrated holidaymakers are facing delays of more than four hours after a train reportedly became stuck in the Eurotunnel.
Police say the family of a 31-year-old man have been informed after a body was found in a rural area near a Kent village.
Southern Water engineers have located a leak and started its repair after thousands of people were left without running water.
A ‘petulant and spiteful’ man with one leg had to be dragged from his burning flat after setting it on fire in a revenge attack.
A government planning inspector will rule on whether a proposed pizza takeaway restaurant should be given the go-ahead.
A bid to increase the number of homes on a new estate has been given the green light despite claims they will be “squashed” too close together.
Drivers have got the hump with new traffic calming measures which they say are overkill and damaging their cars.
Villagers are growing fed-up with HGVs trundling along their country roads, but the council says there’s nothing they can do to stop them.
Hundreds of people across Kent have braved the chilly waters for the traditional Boxing Day Dip.
Travellers catching a ferry to France are facing big delays this afternoon.
Archaeologists make remarkable find in Kent countryside amid medieval burial site.
More than 40 homes are still without water on Boxing Day with engineers still struggling to find and fix the problem.
The former site of a family-run garage, which had been in a town for 53 years, is set to be replaced by a row of terraced houses.
The slow take-up of electric vehicles, the rise of Reform and the state of Kent’s roadsides are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
The rarest 50p pieces currently in circulation have been unveiled by The Royal Mint and there’s a new coin to have taken the top spot this year.
Divisive plans for 44 new village homes have been approved despite fears it will result in “disaster” for local roads.
Brewery bosses have revealed grand plans to roll out an array of market stalls outside to emulate the success of a tourism hot spot.
The percentage of Kent homes being snapped up by Londoners is at its lowest point for five years, new figures suggest.
People braved the cold to watch colourful tractors parade through numerous villages.
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