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Work has finally been completed on homes worth almost £10 million combined built in-part on a plot of council land sold for just £165,000.
A popular restaurant chain with four existing branches in Kent is set to open in a former Jobcentre later this year.
Messages of gratitude have poured in for a well-known family doctor who is retiring after a long career devoted to a town practice.
Police with sniffer dogs scoured a secondary school which was evacuated after a threat via email was received.
A spate of vandalism at a town golf club has seen yobs dump buggies in a ditch, break a window, and smash up a memorial bench and patio furniture.
Three suspected robbers will appear in court accused of raiding two shops while armed with weapons.
New wind turbines designed in Kent are to be installed at The O2 and create clean and cheap energy.
Three men have been arrested after a member of staff was attacked during a raid on a post office.
An architect has revealed his bid to improve social distancing in a busy street by axing parking ahead of a predicted staycation boom this summer.
A bomb disposal unit was called to a seafront following a report of a suspected wartime munition.
Thieves used a digger to steal a cash machine from a Shell service station in the second such raid in 24 hours.
Pictures of overflowing bins have angered residents who fear not enough is being done to prevent visitors flocking to a town.
A Kent-based comedian fears the so-called cancel culture could lead to his "saucy seaside postcard" humour dying out.
The grieving family of a young woman who took her own life have spoken of their shock upon learning of her tragic death.
A councillor has made a plea for the public to choose a different walk instead of heading to a nature reserve which has turned into a mud bath.
The family of a beloved mum and teacher who died of asbestos-related cancer are investigating where she developed the illness.
A mum -of-two is braving the chilly sea in a 28-day swimming challenge to raise money for the homeless.
A number of employers are refusing to let staff leave work to get Covid vaccines - prompting concern from a leading GP.
A campaign has been launched to stop the 'devastating' eviction of a mental health cafe from a community arts centre.
Kind-hearted residents have helped clear Christmas trees from the streets after a council said they would not be collected until next month.
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