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People living on a housing development of almost 400 homes which has been left without internet for more than 24 hours are growing “frustrated”.
Residents are being urged to check for relevant CCTV footage as concerns grows for a missing couple, aged 31 and 26.
A swimmer with a medical condition which needs the use of a snorkel says he was “humiliated” when told to leave a leisure centre’s pool due to a ban.
Mystery surrounds the discovery of three burnt-out cars, part of a bonnet and a number plate found in woodland between two parks.
We meet the people keeping the 999 and 111 control room going throughout the holiday period.
Video footage captures the moment rampaging vandals - some armed with poles - smash up a car.
Motorists travelling via the Dartford Crossing may face delays as traffic eases after a car fire and separate accident.
Those living next to a busy road say each car or lorry which travels over a faulty manhole cover sounds like “gun shots” and is keeping them awake.
A phone outage meant a Kent hospital could not receive any incoming calls.
A 72-year-old who has been diagnosed with an asbestos-related cancer is looking for students he attended school with during the 1960s.
A charity is warning people not to donate to bogus street scammers collecting in its name after a spate of incidents.
A father and son who were part of an organised crime group supplying vast amounts of cocaine have been jailed.
A 43-year-old says he is living in fear after his details were used to fraudulently register two Audis, a Mercedes-Benz and a Nissan vehicle.
People parking at a sports centre say the traffic is “absolutely crazy” with many late for activities after getting stuck in long queues.
A former science teacher who sexually assaulted a pupil under his care in the 1980s is beginning a prison sentence.
An “untrustworthy” man who carried out random and unprovoked attacks on two people in their homes upon his release has been sent back to jail.
The launch of a new major discount store in a town drew much excitement as hundreds queued to get inside and grab a “good bargain”.
Four new lottery winners, three of which have become millionaires overnight, have hit the jackpot in the run-up to Christmas.
Police have boarded up a flat which has been the “root cause” of a number of anti-social incidents following a court order.
With few empty shops and a small amount of litter, this Kent town could have the best but most forgotten about high street in the county.