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Former Eurovision star Nikki French reflects on her time at the contest 25 years on, her Kent roots and how one act has paved a path for UK success.
Police have seized a large quantity of suspected cannabis edibles and other illegal substances following a raid.
Months after it announced its decision to close its fine-dining restaurant, a visitor attraction has reopened its riverside bar.
A family has been left “broken” after its beloved cat was alleged mauled by “unrestrained” dogs outside their home and thrown away “like trash”.
Neighbours marked VE Day in a unique way with a street party, tributes to wartime heroes and the sharing of a tradition that began in 1945.
As the country marks Victory in Europe Day, a 90-year-old man recalls his wartime childhood and his unique pastime repurposing explosive devices.
A new café has opened in a building where personal memories, family connections and long-held plans all meet.
A decision by the Home Office to publish data on the nationalities of foreign criminals living in the UK has concerned Kent’s Polish community.
A long-established barbershop is celebrating a major milestone with a week of celebrations and a few special plans to mark the occasion.
People living in a historic town are angry after a listed building was allowed to be turned into flats, then renamed.
Volunteers have spoken of their devastation after a rare heritage train from the 1980s was vandalised with graffiti.
A home and garden store is set to welcome its first customers this week.
A mum who created a community library inside an old red telephone box was heartbroken to find it had been destroyed in a suspected arson attack.
A homeless man was rushed to hospital and underwent hours of surgery after being shot in the eye with a 20p coin fired from a catapult.
A children’s party business is back on the road after a determined mum refused to give up on her dream venture following a major setback.
Two buses were damaged and services delayed after a group of teenagers targeted passing vehicles in a “deliberate” catapult attack.
A fuel tanker driver helped deliver a baby on a petrol station forecourt after an expecting couple got stuck in traffic on the way to the hospital.
Funding has been secured to open new “school-based nurseries” across several towns in a bid to tackle so-called childcare “deserts”.
Instead of being binned dog mess is increasingly being bagged and dumped or hung from tree branches in a move many have branded as “selfish”.
A near-death experience in the jungle with armed guerrilla fighters led to one horticulturist creating his dream garden at a luxurious Kent estate.
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