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A fundraising event to remember a much-loved friend and family member has been declared a massive success.
A hi-tech digital fingerprinting system is being used by pupils at Iwade primary school to borrow books from the library.
A dog groomer for A-listers including Christina Aguilera is bringing a touch of star glamour to Kent pooches.
Volunteers were left feeling down in the dumps when they discovered two overflowing commercial waste bins.
An autistic teenager hit the right note with shoppers when he turned to busking to make back cash stolen from him.
The police helicopter was called and sniffer dogs used when a motorist fled the scene of a crash.
A 23-year-old petrol station worker fears a pervert might strike again after indecently exposing himself to her at a bus stop.
Hopes that missing Matt Green is in New Zealand have been dashed.
A pianist who wrote a piece of music after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour is to hear his work at the Royal Albert Hall.
A peahen surprised staff and customers when it appeared inside a town shop.
It's hoped hundreds of people will turn out to see the carnival on Saturday.
Moscow Olympics' gold medalist Duncan Goodhew was on hand to honour a young Murston resident.
Another man has come forward to say he thinks he has seen a Sittingbourne roofer who vanished from his home three years ago.
Bob Bridge and his wife Lily are celebrating their platinum wedding anniversary.
A piece of music written by composer John McCabe while battling a brain tumour is set to be played at The Royal Albert Hall next month.
Two men are to appear in court following a police crackdown on burglary and motor vehicle crime.
A Facebook group exploring the town's past has received a massive global response.
The parents of a roofer missing for more than three years have been given renewed hope after two separate sightings on the other side of the world.
As we bask in the first decent sunshine in a very long time, our very own weatherman gives the lowdown on May's highs and lows
Borden’s traditional full-scale village fete is back again.
What's for dinner? Plan meals, try new foods and explore cuisines with tested recipes from the country's top chefs.
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