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Changes in consumer choice are forcing a Kent egg-producer to abandon caged chicken farming.
Parents are being urged to join a campaign calling for a new secondary school for pupils who are being taught miles from where they live.
We went to see if this year’s Christmas at Bedgebury light trail still has its magical touch.
A long-running farm shop has unveiled eight new electric charging points as its latest investment.
A woman who worked as a radar plotter during the Second World War was joined by friends and family at a pub to celebrate a century of memories.
“Desperately sad” garden centre bosses revealed they have been forced to shut after 35 years prompting visitors to voice their sorrow.
Not believing for a second that anything would come of it, our reporter was left stunned when she had a reading from a pair of psychic mediums.
Campaigners are lobbying for a new secondary school as their children face “intolerable” daily journeys to class.
Businesses and villagers say problems with the ticket machines in a public car park are putting people off visiting the high street.
Police and paramedics were called after a woman suffered a medical episode.
A shopkeeper has been criticised after plans to convert a village pub into a farm shop and restaurant fell short of what was promised.
The new head at a £50,000-a-year boarding school reveals how it tackles social media and the proposed 20% hike in its fees.
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop, who lives in Kent, was sitting in a taxi when it was thought to have been shot at.
A sale preview for a department store's loyal customers has drawn a huge crowd in a Kent town.
A decision to withdraw children from two special schools only two weeks into the new term has shocked parents and staff.
The owner of a village hotel, pub and restaurant has decided to sell up after turning the business around in just a year.
Firefighters were called after a lorry hit power cables leaving them lying in the road and across a pavement.
An antique lover has been left shocked after a 500-year-old engraving he saved from being thrown in a tip when aged 11 sold for a five-figure sum.
An inquest has opened into the death of a “unique” dad who was “loved by everyone”.
A householder says he can’t sell his bungalow because an insurance company has failed to sort out damage caused by a neighbour draining a giant pond.
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