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The wreckage of a Second World War plane found on a Dutch beach has been traced back to a hero from Kent who went missing in action.
A father suffering from cancer has had his dream come true with a stunning sunset visit to see the Second World War Maunsell sea forts.
An appeal to find £1million to save a derelict Victorian town centre water tower has managed to raise only £2.
A music fan has put the RNLI in his will to thank rescuers for saving Radio Caroline DJs from the sinking Mi Amigo four decades ago.
Campaigners trying to get Highways England to agree to a brown tourism motorway sign have been told they must prove they have 200,000 visitors a year.
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Year 10 pupils at an academy are learning from home for a week, after several staff were directed to self isolate by the NHS Test and Trace app.
Plans for a “new and improved” Aldi store in Kent, which promises to create 50 jobs, look set to be approved.
It's back to the bad old days for some town centres as the second coronavirus lockdown starts to bite.
Remembrance Sunday parades and big wreath-laying services weren't allowed this year but people found other ways to pay tribute.
Pupils have had lessons suspended for a week because their teacher has been told to self-isolate.
A mother-of-two has escaped jail despite admitting she crashed her car into an Age UK minibus which led to the death of a pensioner.
A Kent academy has told a Year 7 bubble to isolate after a confirmed case of coronavirus.
Tributes have been pouring in for a veteran councillor who has died suddenly.
Pupils from two years groups and a breakfast club are now self-isolating after two positive coronavirus cases at a primary school.
The month-long November lockdown is badly timed for a Sheppey United team who are working their way through the gears.
A family-run business should be celebrating 20 years of operating today – but, instead, it will be closing its doors for a second lockdown.
Shoppers had a few hours to grab luxuries today before the second lockdown starts at midnight.
A primary school has been forced to close its site for a whole class group as a teacher isolates and they struggle to find cover.
A patient claims he needed a kidney transplant because his GP didn't act quick enough. The retired doctor is now facing a lawsuit for £200,000.
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