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The Isthmian South East play-offs are looking like the likely destination for Sittingbourne - and boss Ryan Maxwell wants to make sure they’re ready.
A terminally ill pensioner has spent more than 16 hours dealing with mix-ups as he tries to make the switch to BT Digital Voice before he dies.
Ashford trainer Elizabeth McNair won five of the opening-round heats in the Arena Racing Company Kent Plate at Central Park.
A “frustrated” driver has spent three months trying to find out who is responsible for a pothole that caused £700 of damage to her car.
A prominent politician has pleaded guilty to drink driving and having no insurance.
The mother of an 11-year-old has said she would rather home-school her son than send him to what he has described as “the worst school in England”.
Promoter Steve Ribbons is calling for speedway fans across the south east to make Kent Kings their port of call - regardless of past loyalties.
A 53-year-old woman has pleaded not guilty to a charge of causing death by dangerous driving after a “true gentleman” biker died in the crash.
A Tory aiming to become a Kent MP has announced she has quit her position on a London council.
A major motorway sliproad remains has reopened after overrunning roadworks causing earlier long delays for drivers.
Aerial shots of a multimillion-pound roundabout project show the near-finished structure which aims to make journeys easier for thousands of drivers.
A woman was taken to hospital after crashing her car into a wall.
A town could get its first Burger King if the fast food giant is given permission to build a new restaurant close to an existing McDonald’s.
An official running the line during a youth match was subjected to a torrent of foul-mouth abuse by a watching dad.
Category 1 greyhound racing is back at Sittingbourne’s Central Park - with several home hopes eyeing a £12,500 jackpot.
A group of youths that were setting off fireworks at a foot crossing were chased down by officers and their police dog.
The pub landlady has put up her own warning sign after passing lorries have repeatedly damaged a war memorial.
National Highways has confirmed that parts of another motorway slip and dual carriageway will be temporarily shut for work on the Stockbury flyover.
A family-run bakery which has been trading in a high street for more than 90 years is not closing despite plans submitted to demolish part of it.
Traffic has returned to normal on a motorway after a broken-down vehicle prompted the closure of a lane.
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