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Frustrated traders in a village say three weeks of road closures will be “catastrophic” for businesses already struggling after years of disruption.
Our Be Bright Be Seen campaign is back to shine a light on road safety.
A historic bridge closed for almost two months after being damaged by a tanker has reopened ahead of schedule.
Parents speak out on the human toll of battling the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system in Kent.
Fears a village is being overdeveloped with an excess of ‘large executive houses' have been raised amid plans for another estate.
Bosses at pizza chain Domino’s have received approval for a new branch in a vacant unit under a top-rated Kent hotel.
Flowers have been left at the scene of a crash in which a 30-year-old man died.
Figures reveal which Kent councils are hitting their government-mandated housing targets - and those falling far behind.
A man who admitted raping and sexually assaulting his victim has been jailed for 18 years.
Beavers have been released to roam wild beyond a nature reserve after an enclosure gate was opened for the first time.
The future of a historic building owned by a town council has been thrown up in the air after the shock closure of a popular pizza restaurant.
Looking for something to do? These family-friendly events are packed with fun for all ages.
A bully who strangled his former partner at her family home cried in the dock as he realised he would be facing a long jail term.
A school has seen a parent protest this evening after it hit back at critics of new rules, saying “some people struggle with change”.
EXCLUSIVE: The county’s best-performing area revealed, plus the two places where house prices have dropped.
A man in his 30s has died following a crash on an A-road.
More than 300 people turned the Kent coast bright pink as they walked 16 miles in memory of a teenage girl who died from a brain tumour.
Repairs to a historic bridge have yet to begin, more than a month after a Southern Water tanker struck it and caused significant damage.
Residents have revealed how hundreds of protesters descended on their village the night before the masked men blockaded Dover.
Head teachers at two Kent secondary schools have defended new rules which parents have branded “draconian” and “barbaric”.
Kent Police were told a protest could take place in Dover the night before masked men blocked roads to the port.
Solar farm developers are hoping to overturn councillors’ refusal of a scheme next to the site described as the birthplace of Roman Britain.
Religious leaders have said they are “saddened” by a spate of break-ins at churches in east Kent.
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A music festival is returning for its third year with more than 40 independent artists set to perform across the town.
The best new programmes on TV over the next seven days - handpicked by our entertainment experts.
Goalkeeper Ollie Wright insists Gillingham responded well on Saturday after a heavy defeat at York the week before.
Proud Chatham manager Kevin Hake is thrilled to be giving something back to fans this week after a courageous FA Cup performance ended in defeat.
In-form Dover saw off lower-league hosts Hanwell Town to progress to the FA Cup fourth qualifying round.
Larkfield & New Hythe ended their long wait for a league win to stun the leaders on Saturday.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth believes Gillingham must learn to deal with teams who come to Priestfield determined to shut them out.
Gillingham had to settle for a point after a frustrating home draw against lowly Newport County.
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