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Highways chiefs are introducing overnight closures, lane restrictions and a 50mph limit on the M20 as they prepare for the return of Operation Brock.
The man in charge of British motorsport's governing body says Lydden Hill deserves to host the World Rallycross Championship again.
Scores of cannabis plants have been found in a residential street after police raided a detached house.
Police have made two arrests following an 'altercation' in a village which left three people hurt and sparked an armed police response.
Developers behind plans for more than 200 riverside flats have launched an appeal after the project was thrown out.
A new KFC outlet will open on an industrial estate if fresh plans are given the green light.
The county's only racecourse closed for good in 2012, but dozens of archive photos capture its rich and colourful history.
A shopping centre has been dealt another blow after River Island announced it will close a store at the end of the month.
A large discount shop has shut its doors due to low footfall, but is expected to reopen in a month's time.
The government has revealed its intention to store piles of earth next to a post-Brexit lorry park, but angry residents have hit out at the plan.
Officers have taped off the entrance to a racecourse following an 'altercation' which left three people hurt.
Anxious residents have raised fears over "parking chaos" after plans for an American diner in an empty gift shop were approved.
Police launched a helicopter search and arrested three teenagers after a man was assaulted in a park.
Drivers are set to face a dreaded contraflow on the M20 again as bosses aim to minimise disruption once the Brexit transition period ends.
A former B&Q store is being torn down as bosses clear the site to make way for a controversial 16-storey development which is yet to be approved.
Construction work has restarted on a long-awaited cinema extension which includes the installation of an IMAX screen.
A shadow cabinet minister is calling on Michael Gove to visit a post-Brexit lorry park site in Kent amid frustration over a lack of clarity.
Contractors have started work on a £250m scheme which will see a redundant railway works turned into a huge film studio complex.
Six shops are set to be demolished to make way for a 92-bed hotel, bar and restaurant in a town centre.
HGV drivers heading to a post-Brexit lorry park on unauthorised roads will be fined £60 if new legislation gets approved.