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Repair bills for drivers who hit potholes, which now includes a senior county councillor, are on the up - but why are Kent’s roads in such a state?
Police are appealing for information after a woman was robbed by men who also made indecent comments towards her.
A violent offender is back behind bars after he headbutted and repeatedly stamped on a man's head during a night out enjoying birthday celebrations.
A primary school has put out a plea to help raise thousands of pounds to replace its minibus after it was stolen.
Weather forecasters have issued a cold health alert as temperatures are expected to plummet this weekend.
The running of local councils is to change under sweeping government reforms - here is an easy guide in six questions to get your head round them.
A Freedom of Information request has revealed the number of clinical claims relating to items left in patients after surgery at Kent’s hospitals.
Controversial plans for a housing estate are set to be decided after an investigation into whether it would harm a nearby Conservation Area.
Five Kent seaside towns have been hit by a house price slump as Londoners are “cooling” on the idea of relocating to the coast.
Richard Branson's Virgin Group make a bid to break Eurostar’s monopoly on services through the Channel Tunnel.
Falling passenger numbers and traffic congestion has led to a reduction in services for one bus company.
Residents living by a stream say litter and debris are causing it to rise constantly but the council isn’t doing enough to clear it.
The leaders of Kent’s councils have written to the government to express an interest in joining the Devolution Priority Programme (DPP).
A winter flu crisis is crippling overwhelmed hospitals across Kent as a record number of patients endure long waits for a bed.
With Kent’s hospitals gripped by a winter flu crisis, we asked the county’s MPs for their thoughts on the alarming waiting times in A&E.
The biggest proposed change in the way local government is run in Kent for 50 years has taken another bold step.
A weather warning for ice is in place this morning as the cold snap continues following last night’s snow and sleet.
Snow has started settling in towns across the county as flood and cold weather warnings remain in place.
Concerns have been raised over the number of Kent fire service staff who have been off sick for mental health reasons.
A snow warning is now in force with the county being advised it could see flurries, while flood and cold weather warnings remain in place.
Claims a controversial lorry park for hundreds of HGVs should be built at a motorway junction near a major Kent tourist attraction has sparked a spat.
A group of beer-loving ramblers have completed a series of walks totalling 230 miles as they visited every Wetherspoon pub in Kent on foot.
An amber cold weather alert covering Kent has been extended until Tuesday as the county continues to face freezing conditions.
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Newly-signed Gillingham winger Asher Agbinone is confident they can still mount a play-off challenge this season.
Gillingham manager John Coleman has been hit with a double blow in the forward department.
Gillingham’s former boss Stephen Clemence is out of work again after being sacked by Barrow.
Gillingham manager John Coleman felt there were signs of improvement in the team but defeat hurt.
John Coleman’s first game in charge of Gillingham ended in defeat at Priestfield on Saturday.
Chairman Brad Galinson hopes a new management team can bring the spark needed to get Gillingham’s promotion challenge back on track.
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