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Coach Craig Coles reckons clear-the-air talks with Whitstable’s players have helped turn their form around.
Blundering telecoms workers punctured a pipe outside a man’s home, sending sewage overflowing into the garden – and didn’t fix it for three months.
A high-street pizzeria could be crowned the country’s best and win a coveted accolade.
Officers have released a CCTV image after a man was taken to hospital with serious head injuries, following an assault.
Part of a block of flats which left neighbours feeling like they have the Titanic parked at the end of their garden will be knocked down.
A man accused of killing a toddler has told a jury the boy's mum must have killed him after denying responsibility for his death.
Parking charges in a seaside town are set to soar by up to £2.10 an hour as the council is accused of “cashing in” on its popularity.
Beach hut owners are frustrated a graffiti vandal appears to have targeted their properties yet again amid a three-year campaign.
A popular pub is closing temporarily to undergo a major six-figure renovation, having been taken over by Greene King.
Proposals for a huge development on an abandoned farm have been revived, with a new secondary school now included.
A developer has apologised after residents were left in tears at the sight of an “ugly” block of flats built behind their homes.
Boss Marcel Nimani says the Southern Counties East Premier Division is as competitive as he can recall after Whitstable won at bottom side Kennington.
A single mum from Kent is competing to win £100,000 in the BBC’s wilderness reality programme, Survivor.
Residents in a seaside town were shocked to find “milky” water coming out of their taps.
Residents have been left in tears at the sight of a “monolith” block of flats built behind their homes – that looks nothing like the approved scheme.
A holiday park is set to grow by 91 caravans, despite residents’ concerns their village could turn into another Sheppey.
A jury heard a man accused of murdering a toddler said “What have I done?” after being told of his death – while the boy’s mum broke down in tears.
It’s definitely a team effort at Whitstable Town as far as popular kitman Ada Hubbard is concerned.
An article by KentOnline about a “serial sexual predator” prompted two alleged victims to go to the police.
Three Kent towns suffering a bank shortage could be set to see banking hubs set up in their high streets.
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