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A seal called Bradley who drew a crowd after becoming stuck in a non-tidal section of a river has now been helped to freedom.
A primary school needs your vote in a national competition to win a gazebo.
Fourteen dangerous criminals are now enjoying life at Her Majesty's pleasure.
A mobile unit capable of testing 400 people a day is being deployed in another Kent town after 20 cases of the Delta variant have been confirmed.
Maidstone United have joined a group of clubs working to improve football governance.
As towns are now overloaded with fast-food takeaways, swanky restaurants and cafés, sometimes simple is better...
A mobile Covid-19 testing unit is operating in a town where 'a handful of cases' linked to the Indian strain have been identified.
A pensioner has been arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure after a man is alleged to have committed an 'indecent act' in a park.
As the UK prepares for its hottest day of the year, part of the county will reach highs of 27C.
A Kent TV studio has made a remarkable recovery since the pandemic hit, becoming one of the most sought out places to film outside the capital.
Residents have spoken of feeling fearful after at least a hundred people descended on a tranquil street for a house party at an airbnb pad.
An investigation into a brutal attack has led to an arrest, after its victim was airlifted to a London hospital.
A task force set up to target crime on a town's estate has celebrated making 100 arrests since it was established.
The pandemic has proved the final nail in the coffin of a private school which has been open for 86 years.
We went along for the first day at Kent's pop-up Nightingale court - but it didn't last long.
Bosses at a chain of GP surgeries have reassured patients there will be no reduction in appointments despite two closing for one day a week.
A third of inmates at a women's open prison were able to do essential worker jobs in the community during the Covid crisis.
A bookkeeper who stole almost £50,000 from her employer and is yet to pay back a single penny has avoided jail.
An historic Kent pub will be bulldozed for a new junction which, on paper, looks like one confusing layout.
A woman so controlled by a man she met through online gaming wasn't able to have a bath and left so penniless she had to rely on food banks to eat.
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