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The Civil Aviation Authority has accused a man of including false details about experience and qualifications to get a job as a pilot.
Residents want the streets near their homes made 20mph to cut accidents.
A pensioner is facing an immediate jail term for historic child sex offences.
A local authority in Kent has said drivers who break a town centre traffic ban will be fined, after they dished out 1,000 warnings.
Police are looking to track down three men who could be linked to a spate of village burglaries.
Plans for a new cinema, shops, restaurants and homes have been put in doubt as the developer pulls out.
A spate of four-by-four thefts has prompted police to issue safety advice to drivers.
An MP has called on the Government to act swiftly on bringing in flexible rail fares for commuters.
One man and two boys have been charged with robbery and possession of a knife after two people had their belongings taken in a street.
A kind-hearted boss has agreed to do a sky-dive to help an employee raise funds to have a surrogate baby.
For one week this month, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells Hospitals had the most efficient emergency care departments of any in the country.
A "happy, generous and funny" taxi driver took his own life because of financial concerns arising from the coronavirus pandemic.
Renowned music venue The Forum has launched a clothing range in a bid to survive until it can reopen next year.
A part of Kent recorded the warmest September temperature in the last four years, but we're not in a heatwave yet.
Police and forensic vehicles were called to a busy department store.
A whole year group from a school in Kent has been told to self isolate after a student tested positive for coronavirus.
Employees at a Kent branch of a popular Italian restaurant chain have tested positive for coronavirus.
Van owners are being urged to remove tools from their vehicles after a spate of thefts in the past week.
A theatre is getting set to welcome back audiences as it becomes one of the first in the country to reopen.
Hospital bosses have admitted a grandfather of seven who died from sepsis probably would have survived if he had been taken for further tests.
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