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The Archbishop of Canterbury has addressed for the first time a remark by the Duchess of Sussex that she married days before her grand royal wedding.
Plans have been drawn up to ensure summer visitors to a Kent district leave behind less mess and damage than last year.
With some businesses making a permanent move to home working, the boss of a shared workspace firm predicts an influx of people craving an office.
A puppy found in Kent has become the 1,500th saved in a charity's scheme to rehabilitate pups brought in illegally from the continent.
The family of a grandmother who died suddenly in hospital aged 62 has demanded answers as an inquest into her death resumed.
The reasons why a school lost half of its staff in just over a year are to be investigated by a team appointed by the Regional Schools Commissioner.
A well-used route will be closed so trial holes can be dug ahead of work to replace a water main that has burst 19 times since 2016.
A school is warning parents and pupils to be vigilant after a sixth-former was reportedly approached by a man and asked to get into his car.
A man threw a set of knives, verbally abused and spat towards shop workers after being asked for ID.
A fault with an underground electricity cable resulted in more than 600 homes losing power this afternoon.
A Kent private school is the latest to be called on to improve after allegations of sexual harassment and assault were made against pupils.
A lorry has been hit by a rock which was hurled from a bridge above the M26.
The entertainment company behind hit West End theatre shows such as The Jersey Boys has acquired a string of struggling local theatres.
A long-standing Costa cafe in a busy high street looks set to close down after being put up on the market.
A watchdog has ruled police pictured pinning down women at a vigil to Sarah Everard acted "appropriately".
Councillors want the power to clamp HGVs parking on the street to extend right across Kent indefinitely.
A new mini golf course will open this weekend at a popular outdoor venue, in time for the Easter school holidays.
A hard-hitting and moving film about the damage being caused to the oceans by commercial fishing is being watched by millions across the world.
Houses in one town in Kent are being sold faster than anywhere else in the country, according to new figures.
Dog owners warned about the risk to their pets caused by chocolate after a chihuahua almost died when he ate an Easter egg in the family home.
The death of a homeless man who took his own life rather than be parted from his pets has been remembered in the House of Commons.
Temperatures are expected to soar across the county today and tomorrow - as the UK's March record is set to be broken for the first time in decades.
A man had to be airlifted to hospital after the van in which he was travelling caught fire.
A six-storey hotel is due to welcome its first guests almost six years after planning permission was secured.
A pub plans to honour an Australian Second World War Spitfire pilot who died when his plane crashed in fields in Kent in 1944.
After a voyeur was jailed for filming a woman without consent, we investigate the world of hidden cameras and the rise of intimate image abuse.
Councils have been accused of escalating the pollution problem at a nature reserve by failing to deal with clogged up drains.
A major contract to help build new Royal Navy submarines will see naval work return to a part of Kent for the first time in more than 30 years.
A pub will reopen next month after a renovation, and comes with a new name connected to its history which could prove challenging.
Owners of a popular karting circuit warn it could be forced to close after planners rejected a 'last hope of survival' planning application.