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Work to build a new supermarket which was almost scuppered by opposition from Asda and Tesco is gathering pace.
Magistrates have closed down eight shops in one town which have been involved in the sale of illegal tobacco.
Residents contacted police after a housing developer started clearing the way to woodland described as a wildlife haven.
A cathedral floor has been carpeted with 5000 metal leaves for a memorial to the coronavirus pandemic.
A mum has described how a routine opticians appointment led to doctors discovering her daughter had two tumours on her brain.
A company has offered to repair the roof of a 12th century church which was vandalised by a group of boys.
More than 800 school children joined Saint George's Day celebrations which took place across two boroughs.
Pupils are being asked to create a portrait of the Queen to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee.
Planning consent has been given for the first wave of properties at a new community in Ebbsfleet Garden City.
A Kent distillery has created a Navy strength gin to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Falklands War.
A developer has defended its properties being marketed 6,000 miles away in Hong Kong – after fears much-needed housing would fall into foreign hands.
A group of boys has caused thousands of pounds of damage to a church by smashing stained glass widows and ripping off roof tiles.
Drummers, school children and a large scale dragon will be joining Saint George’s Day celebrations.
Motorists arriving at work this morning expecting to see a new slip road open were disappointed to find it was still not complete.
A video recorder, cassette tapes and tupperware from the 1980s are on a birthday wishlist for a historic warship celebrating its 60th year.
A restaurant is offering customers a 20% discount if they lock up their mobile phones and talk to eachother.
A bus service to Bluewater is among those that could be scrapped as part of cuts across the county.
Donkey rides, tractor displays, Punch and Judy, George and the Dragon and a Queen look-alike will feature at a free family event.
More than £800,000 is set to be invested in and around a town centre following a series of payments by a housebuilder.
A cafe has organised an Easter trail to encourage more people to visit a town centre, as it says shops are struggling.
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