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A baby born 12 weeks early has smashed her milestones to make it to her first Christmas.
Residents living in retirement apartments say they were told to take down a string of Christmas lights or face a bill.
Hundreds fear a Christmas Day TV outage after a Virgin internet outage went into a second day.
Police investigating an attempted burglary have released an image of a man they want to speak to.
A town has been left without Christmas lights this year due to problems with an underground cable - but there's still hope.
The sprawling site of a former department store could soon be home to restaurants, bars and leisure offerings such as 10-pin bowling and crazy golf.
Foreigners have been visiting England to pick partners since the Bronze Age 3,000 years ago, according to new research using DNA found in Kent.
Quick-thinking neighbours restrained a suspected burglar shortly after jewellery and watches had been stolen in a raid on a house.
Homeowners ordered to dismantle colourful cladding from their seaside-themed property have had success in overturning a council's ruling.
A teenage girl has been charged with four counts of assault after officers were repeatedly spat at in Asda and at a police station.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man suffered head injuries in an attack in front of a woman and child.
A bully ended his 21st birthday celebrations by breaking a man's eye socket in a vicious attack.
A council has been left 'infuriated' as huge piles of rubbish – including an old bathroom, sofas and a TV – pile up at spots across a Kent district.
Councillors have warned a new cycle route scheme on a busy main road - to give priority to people walking and cycling - is ill-conceived and unsafe.
A unique memorial has been installed in memory of a much-loved member of college staff.
When our reporter was invited to a press appearance with Boris Johnson in East Kent, he spent more time staring at pastries than the PM.
A much-loved pub which once had a resident three-legged pig has been given special protection through the National Heritage List.
The Prime Minister visited an East Kent vaccination centre, as the NHS accelerates the emergency Covid booster rollout.
A historic seafront structure which has been empty for many years has gone under the hammer today.
The Home Office has confirmed it will use a former defence fire training and development centre to process asylum seekers from January.
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