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How Kent is celebrating the 75th anniversary of VJ Day - Victory in Japan - when the Second World War finally ended.
A Kent MP has called for a meeting with the Transport Secretary in a bid to create a new junction on the M2.
A farmer and his wife have been left devastated after a horse they had owned for almost 20 years and another pony were killed in a lightning strike.
Security guards have been deployed to two of Kent's beaches to help visitors and keep an eye on those in the water in absence of lifeguards.
There has been an increased police presence on two of Kent's beaches amid rumours of a large gathering.
A man and his son were rescued by the RNLI when their yacht broke down and began drifting dangerously close to busy shipping lanes.
A war veteran has been overwhelmed by offers of help since the NHS said it would no longer be prescribing his medication.
The explosives on board a Second World War bomb ship off the Kent coast are more powerful than those which caused the Beirut disaster, it is claimed.
A police dog helped track down a man who ran off from a crashed car.
Two people in their 60s are recovering after a man hit them with a chair during an early evening incident.
Leaders at an academy have been fundraising to pay for food hampers for families of vulnerable pupils.
A council has installed concrete bollards on a popular Kent beach to stop motor home owners from using it.
The death of 60s pop singer Wayne Fontana has brought back memories of the time he was rushed to hospital after appearing at a theatre four years ago.
Firefighters unearthed a cannabis farm when they checked an industrial unit for fire damage as they tackled the blaze at a factory next door.
A new book by Lisa Woollett mixes tales of growing up in Kent with what she has found discarded on Britain's beaches.
A Kent councillor in charge of planning has hit out at the government's plans to change the way applications will be considered.
A woman in her 50s had to be rescued by a lifeboat crew after she found herself drifting out to sea.
Four fire crews battled the dangers of gas cylinders, burning cars and oil when a factory went up in flames covering homes in acrid smoke.
The coronavirus pandemic ruined hopes of a fourth successive promotion for Minster’s senior side but the junior section is thriving.
Plans have been approved to fine drivers if they leave their vehicle engines idling while not in use.
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