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An electric vehicle charging centre has been set up in a town in time for its international golfing tournament.
Details of parking, travel and other arrangements are being provided for spectators attending a global golf tournament in Kent.
Florin Marin, 28, who controversially married retired priest Philip Clements, 81, is selling the couple's former home, according to reports.
The R&A are revising their plans to host The Open at Royal St George’s this summer as the country continues along the roadmap out of lockdown.
Several roads around a town are reportedly blocked following a crash involving a number of vehicles.
A gang who sold on confiscated tobacco now have huge sums to pay, under the Proceeds of Crime Act, on top of their jail sentences.
This rooftop view can be seen again now a church tower has re-opened with the continued easing of lockdown.
An MP wants tactile surface markings to protect the visually impaired at two railway stations in his constituency.
Monologues and roses posted around a Kent town could lead to a digitised project to celebrate links to history and theatre from anywhere in the world.
A lesser spotted bird which faces extinction has been photographed in the garden of a man in a Kent village.
A motorcyclist has been taken to hospital with leg injuries after a crash with a car on a busy road.
A new hotel is set to open bringing 20 new jobs in time for an expected surge in staycations this summer.
Long-time golfing pals Mark Belsham and Rob Riddell put course knowledge to good use to win the PGA South Region’s “Prince’s 27” competition.
A pharmaceutical company has a multi-million pound investment at its Kent base to speed up tablet production.
A coroner has concluded that a mother-of-one died after suffering a rare toxic reaction to a cancer medication.
When a school decided to switch the light source in its science block to sustainable LEDs they didn't realise how the project would snowball
A student's exam notes have been stolen after a thief hurled a brick through her car window.
Hard-up families can now buy quality fresh food for a snip of the retail price at a social supermarket in a church
Food vendors looking for a new business opportunity are invited to bid for a prime spot along a quay popular with tourists
Business leaders are urging visitors and tourists to consult a website that's a one-stop hub for where to go to eat, drink, stay and shop
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