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A much-loved venue under financial strain because of coronavirus has received a hefty council boost.
A cash-strapped leisure trust faces significant job losses after a Kent council's cabinet refused to approve an emergency bailout loan of £120,000.
A group concerned with animal rights in Kent says a park's decision to shoot one of its deer after it became aggressive was 'completely wrong'.
An open letter with more than 100 signatures is urging a district council to reconsider its decision to turn down funding for leisure centres.
There were long queues of traffic after the M25 and the M26 were closed following an accident this morning.
Sevenoaks manager Micky Collins has praised the club for the safety measures put in place ahead of their first training session in nearly four months.
Dash cam footage has revealed the dangerous driving conditions thousands have to battle through each day on a narrow country road.
Scammers claiming to be from a government-backed scheme are offering water tests in a bizarre coronavirus con.
The government has been criticised after saying parents will be fined for school non-attendance from September.
One of Kent's largest brewers has announced it will rename one of its pubs in light of recent Black Lives Matter protests.
Huge queues built up on the M25 after two cars and two vans were involved in a crash.
A large burst of thunder from an electrical storm was caught on camera.
Officers investigating a collision that left a motorcyclist in a serious condition are asking for witnesses to come forward.
A leisure company that asked a council for an emergency loan to help it recover from Covid-19 has had its request turned down.
Drivers are facing delays near the Clacket Lane Services this afternoon following an accident.
A mother was concerned for parents and pupils crossing a four-way junction after the traffic lights stopped working following a crash.
Building a championship winning team is an achievement - doing it twice is something else.
Mike Conway was back behind the wheel at the weekend as part of the first ever virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Firefighters were called out this morning after the blaze spread but they soon had it under control.
There were no queues in one town this morning as non-essential shops take a slower approach to easing of lockdown rules.
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