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Police have temporarily closed down a holiday park's clubhouse after finding it serving alcohol during the coronavirus lockdown.
Two radio presenters have been broadcasting since 7am and aim to carry on for 24-hours to celebrate Comic Relief.
A new train service could provide a direct link to London from part of Kent for the first time.
A council boss has urged residents not to be complacent in the fight against Covid-19, as the end of lockdown is in sight.
New signs will be displayed on disabled toilets in a Kent borough to tackle the "stigma and misunderstanding" around invisible disabilities.
Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to following a burglary.
Heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury, known as The Gypsy King, has paid his respects after the death of a 26-year-old man.
Two year groups of children have been forced to isolate after a positive Covid case just days after they returned to school.
Swale has two symptom-free Covid testing centres, but one is set to close soon.
A footpath to the shops which turns into a mud bath every time it rains is to get made up after nearly 10 years of complaints from residents.
The Easter Bunny will be putting smiles on the faces of dozens of children by visiting them on their doorsteps.
An air ambulance landed in a pubic park to join two other land ambulances as part of a medical emergency.
Two men have been charged with supplying crack cocaine after a quantity of the drug was seized from a home in Kent.
A council wants to give its former offices a £1.5m makeover but must begin work by the end of this month to qualify for government cash.
An outreach worker is about to release her third book, which is part of a set that aims to rid stigma around emotions.
Two traders who set up a stall selling fake trainers, clothes and sunglasses have been ordered to pay back £136,476 under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
Sheppey United will be playing on an artificial 3G pitch next season and chairman Matthew Smith has thanked the Batten family for making it possible.
A group has been given a double-decker bus by a travel firm so it can take a community supermarket on the road for families in need.
A woman is brightening up her village with a mini library for the community to use.
Pupils have returned to school after two months of being taught at home - we went to find out what they and teachers think of being back in class.
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