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An oncology nurse who goes above and beyond for children battling cancer has won the Kent Messenger-sponsored Hospital Hero award.
A “cheeky” and “outgoing” 13-year-old boy has been left traumatised after being hurt in a hit-and-run, as police continue to hunt for the driver.
Commuters will be able to enjoy a hot drink before their train journeys as Costa Coffee opens its latest cafe at a Kent station.
A 33-year-old woman who had been missing for months has been found after a member of the public spotted her in the street.
A care home looking after dementia patients has had urgent restrictions placed on new admissions.
A group of Romani Gypsy families will be able to live on a former commuter car park after winning a planning appeal.
A London-bound plane has crashed just moments after taking off in India, with “many people” feared to be killed.
A parish council which stepped in to save a decades-old community event says it had to blow 60% of its annual budget due to unnecessary bureaucracy.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather alert across the county for thunderstorms, with potential hail, gusty winds and lightning.
People have been told to expect delays after firefighters were called to a blaze at a recycling centre.
A bargain store specialising in products that have passed their best-before date is to open its third branch in Kent.
A fast food chain has opened its seventh branch in Kent at the county’s largest shopping centre.
Fed-up residents say yobs targeting and killing wildlife constantly - and even attacking a mum-of-two in her car - need to be “held to account”.
A restaurant serving Thai dishes has been forced to close its doors after council inspectors found a “risk to public health”.
Heartbroken family and friends have paid tribute to a “beautiful” and “golden” four-year-old who died after a two-car crash on a country road.
A busy road which has been shut for gas repairs has finally reopened, but disruption will continue for drivers.
The family of a woman who has been missing since February are asking for help to find her.
From abandoned pubs to derelict hotels and library towers, we’ve taken a look at the latest plans for some of Kent’s ugliest sites.
A lifeboat crew were called upon to rescue an angler cut off by the tide before attending three more rescue callouts in just three hours.
A Grade II-listed village pub dating back to the Victorian era has gone up for sale.