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The largest solar farm ever proposed for Kent could generate enough power for 20% of homes in the county, it has been claimed.
Teachers at a primary school previously rated ‘requires improvement’ are over the moon to have turned things around after their latest inspection.
A village’s only pub had its licence stripped after police raised concerns over public safety and drinking into the early hours.
Ryan Smith is hoping Luke Burdon could be the man to write another chapter in Lydd Town’s FA Vase story.
Police officers from a force which murderer Wayne Couzens worked for are being investigated after “discriminatory” messages were found.
Lydd Town interim manager Ryan Smith is back to his old self after revealing he spent two weeks in therapy.
Two people have been taken to hospital after a multi-vehicle crash which has left a major A-road blocked in both directions.
A father-of-three wrongly imprisoned for nine months says the government’s offer of £600,000 compensation is not a "fair amount".
New signing Trevor McCreadie is facing a year out after suffering a knee injury on his Lydd Town debut.
Kent’s first Reform councillor claims some Tories could defect in the coming weeks - and thinks the party can “take control” of the county council.
The stunning former home of the late television star Paul O’Grady has hit the market for £3.5 million.
Firefighters using breathing apparatus tackled a fire at a house last night.
A coastal spot is waiting with dread to see if it’s hit with a no-swim warning, which would ‘decimate businesses’.
James Rogers scored a crucial penalty in Lydd Town’s FA Vase win at Newhaven - despite being sin-binned at the time.
Fire crews remain at the scene after a blaze ripped through three workshop buildings in the early hours of this morning.
Two men have been fined after illegally digging out a badger sett and leaving wildlife deterrent devices.
Lydd Town interim boss Ryan Smith loves what he’s seen from teenager Finn Sillince.
Plans for an 80-home estate have been approved after the previous developers behind the scheme went bust.
Plans for almost 100 new homes have been approved despite “genuine concerns” about flooding and whether the sewer system will be able to cope.
A man in his 50s reported missing after not being seen since last night has been found safe and well.
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