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A village gastro pub is celebrating after its chef was crowned the best young cook in the UK.
Farmers stepped in to help after an HGV got stuck trying to turn around in a country road.
Canterbury scored three tries on the road as they avoided a third National League 2 South game without victory.
Kent's Zak Crawley has been selected in England's squad for this winter's Ashes.
Plans to refurbish a district's most-used leisure centre are back on the table after a proposal to build a sports hall on stilts was dropped.
A student who left a woman with a broken leg and arm after crashing his e scooter into her on a pavement has walked free from court.
Public loos could be shut or people charged to use them as a council looks to make savings of £50,000.
A Mediterranean eatery has opened in a prime spot left vacant by an Italian chain which left last year.
Two people have been carried to safety by firefighters after a blaze broke out in a home.
A proposal to install balconies on a building over looking a crown court have been branded a security risk.
Tory whips have invited Rosie Duffield to join the Conservative Party after she voiced her views on transgender issues and her own online abuse.
A 21-year-old man has denied murdering PCSO Julia James.
A woman in her 20s was left needing hospital treatment when she became 'unwell and disoriented' after her drink was allegedly spiked.
Kent's Zak Crawley has been awarded a new England central contract.
Kent's newest supermarket has opened its doors to customers for the first time.
A devious rapist who met his victim at a nightclub and plied with drink has been jailed after dragging her through the courts.
Villagers are rallying to save an "iconic" Victorian signal box from the scrapheap after Network Rail revealed is set to be demolished next year.
Two missing teenagers at the centre of a police hunt have been found safe.
An acclaimed author who has spent years studying and teaching in Kent has been named winner of this year's Nobel Prize in Literature.
A councillor caused a stir after admitting he didn't know Canterbury held World Heritage status - an accolade it has held since 1988.
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