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A man has criticised Wickes after a 'nightmare' bathroom installation gave him an electric shock.
Plans to transform a former town centre car park into a block of 50 flats with just seven parking spaces have been submitted.
A Kent town has been named the next place to receive a multi-million pound investment in full fibre broadband.
Sittingbourne picked up the earliest red card of the new Isthmian South East season in controversial circumstances.
A delivery van became the latest vehicle to fall foul of a notorious pinch-point after the driver misjudged how wide it was.
A busy route will be closed from next week as part of Kent County Council's £7.5 million pothole initiative.
A busy main road will be closed this week for carriageway resurfacing works.
People have been remembering a town centre swimming pool which operated for almost 100 years before it was demolished in the 1980s.
A gran struggles to get to the shops due to overgrown blackberry bushes and 5ft stinging nettles in an unkempt alleyway near her home.
It’s a challenging start for Sittingbourne as the Isthmian League campaign gets under way this week - but one manager Nick Davis can’t wait for.
A utilities firm has come under fire for failing to fix a leak which has seen waster gushing into a high street for several weeks.
A dog has been found wandering the streets in a "disgusting condition".
A gang reportedly followed a teenager through a town centre before filming him being attacked.
Tributes have been paid to a couple who ran a well-known Kent pie shop for 60 years, and died just weeks apart.
A senior nurse has described the problems medics face when choosing to transfer terminally-ill people from hospitals to hospices.
A suspected drug dealer has appeared in court after a police found nearly 50 deals of cocaine and 19 wraps of heroin, as well as weapons.
A singer insisted on going on stage at a music festival despite having a suspected broken foot.
The father of a boy with autism has called a council policy on taxi services 'sexist' saying it may result in his son being unable to attend school.
Seven miles of electrical cables, two miles of water pipes and its own control centre - the 21st Century campsite for 3,500 visiting Scouts.
One of our cocktail-loving reporters has attempted to find a new taste for pints on International Beer Day.
