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A “disgusting” 1970s multi-storey car park blighted by vandalism is set for a £750,000 makeover.
A two-day roller hockey contest is being staged in memory of one of Kent’s top young players, who died from bone cancer aged just 15.
A rat-run used by thousands of motorists every day is set to finally reopen after work was completed on the town mayor’s house.
Two university pals have walked the 2,700-mile perimeter of England - but it’s taken them more than 20 years.
Fears are growing that the six-week closure of a busy main road will be a hammer blow to businesses and lead to a “summer of disruption” for drivers.
Today marks 10 years since one of Kent’s worst ever fires. We look back at the devastation of that day and ask if lessons have been learnt.
A long-serving volunteer with the RNLI has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours for his dedication to the charity.
A colourful and spectacular festival will take to the streets to celebrate the medieval pilgrims who flocked to Kent eight centuries ago.
Costa Coffee’s decision to close another town centre branch has been described as a “sign of the times” as businesses face increasing cost pressures.
Cancer treatment at a Kent hospital is set to be revolutionised thanks to the legacy of a remarkable pensioner, benefiting thousands of patients.
A farmer says he would be better off dying now to spare his family a £2 million inheritance tax bill before new rules come into force next April.
A highly respected tour guide who welcomed thousands of tourists to Kent with ‘boundless energy and a wonderful sense of humour’ has died.
A campaign to stop more trees being planted in a historic riverside orchard has left council bosses “baffled”.
The full story of how so many lives were lost in one part of Kent 80 years ago is now displayed on a new plaque.
Almost a third of the flats in a swanky Kent retirement living complex remain unsold - two years after they first went on the market.
Kent’s most decorated lifeboatman has died after 65 years of extraordinary bravery helping to save lives at sea.
Plans for a ‘Boris bikes’ type rental scheme aimed at cutting traffic congestion and pollution have failed to spark any interest from an operator.
A first glimpse shows how a new park cafe could look as part of a historic garden’s major revamp where large sections remain fenced off.
A former deputy mayor and driving instructor who was a “natural” mentor has sadly died aged just 59.
The family of a “truly special” kebab shop owner and dad-of-five who died suddenly in April will reopen the business this week.
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