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Demelza Children's Hospice has appointed a new director of fundraising and marketing to boost post-pandemic income.
A mum-of-two who quit school at 15 is about to reopen a 16th century coaching inn after a multimillion-pound investment.
Eighty years as Britain went to war with Germany a new group formed with the sole purpose of training young men to protect their country.
The battle for control of Kent County Council has been taking place and this is how things look in Sheppey, Sittingbourne and Faversham.
Traffic cops recorded a car hitting speeds of 112mph when it passed by their unmarked vehicle.
A pharmaceutical company with the largest cannabis farm in Kent has been named as one of the winners of the Queen’s Award for enterprise.
Final preparations have been taking place for Kent Kings’ return to competitive action.
Drivers are being warned of delays caused by the installation of temporary traffic lights on a main road due to ongoing work by Southern Water.
A yacht club has confirmed a "well-respected member and experienced sailor" has died in a tragic accident after he fell from his boat.
A care firm has taken on 24 registered nurses from its Indian training centre in Kerala to work across all its homes to beat UK staff shortages.
A wildlife shelter locked in a battle with neighbours over its noisy cockerels has seen an outpouring of support.
Charity king Dale Howting, known as the 'whistling postman' , has insisted on handing over a stolen £50 to Demelza children's hospice.
A dad claimed his life was blighted by a double tragedy and he planned to kill himself, but his trip led to him being arrested for carrying a weapon.
A former Spembley employee recalls when the firm made the shock announcement it was moving out of the county.
The grand opening of a leisure complex which is part of a multi-million pound project will create 40 jobs.
Secretary of State for Housing Robert Jenrick has created fury after allowing an appeal for 675 homes to be built in a Kent village.
Two nine-year-old girls took on a challenge to raise money for an “incredible” hospital ward following the tragic death of their best friend.
Parish council lawyers say a borough council's Local Plan consultation is not legally compliant and should be withdrawn.
A charity that has been supporting the older community for many years has continued doing so throughout the pandemic.
A Kent amputee is being recognised for her charity work by supermarket giants Morrisons.
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