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An iconic high street fashion brand has revealed the dates three of their stores in Kent will close down.
A renowned music venue is leading a call for greater financial support for the live events industry, as the threat of its collapse looms.
Part of an A-road has been closed off due to an accident.
A residents group has been delving into responses to the public consultation on a borough's draft Local Plan.
An investigation has been launched into why a wall of a restaurant building, owned by the council, collapsed.
The leader of a council who fought to keep his position after uncertainty in his party has won a leadership battle.
Conservative party councillors in one borough are preparing to cast their votes on who they want as their new leader after uncertainty in the group.
A CCTV image has been released of a third person police would like to speak to after shopping deliveries have been stolen in one town.
Six cows had to be winched out of a ditch by firefighters after getting stuck up to their necks in mud.
Firefighters fought for more than 90 minutes to bring flames under control which damaged an acre of land.
Operations have been cancelled because of beds being occupied by recovered patients who can not be discharged.
Two men from London, in their early 20s, have been charged with various offences after crack cocaine, heroine and a machete were seized.
An ice rink will welcome keen skaters during the festive season after a safety assessment.
A pantomime at a Kent theatre has been postponed for a year due to the difficulties surrounding social distancing.
Staff have put in plenty of measures to keep guests safe while still offering a delicious menu in a delightful setting.
A 54-year-old man who was found with a baton and fake ID while dealing cocaine has been put behind bars.
Competitive action has returned to the Royal Tunbridge Wells Croquet Club.
Girls from the MFA under-14s are preparing for life in the Junior Premier League next season.
A road has been blocked in both directions after a lorry hit a bridge close to a garden centre.
As the demand for food banks increased, church volunteers and charities have been working with supermarkets to create tasty meals with surplus food.
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