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We visited one of Kent’s fastest growing villages where residents complain they can’t make a phone call and have to rely on generators for power.
Family man to ride to 92 English Football League stadiums in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital
An 18th century throwing club that left a family baffled is now going on sale at an auction after being uncovered in a wardrobe.
Planned roadworks will see a lane closure and a speed limit put in place along a busy commuter route.
A street food vendor is hoping to bring some life back to a struggling high street with ‘unique’ jacket potatoes and hot dogs
A recipient of the Victoria Cross has had a new road named after him in his home town and opened by his surviving family members.
A main road and high street are set to shut for two weeks.
A parish council has demanded a supermarket branch tackles shoplifters after it says stolen eggs were used in vandalism attacks in a village.
Two roads will be closed for six weeks while work is carried out by a gas supplier.
A Scout group has been left without its main source of income after its van was stolen from a driveway.
Farmers have been warned after beetle larvae posing a threat to potato crops were discovered at a Kent farm for the first time in nearly 50 years.
Shocking footage has emerged of “idiotic” motorcyclists performing dangerous "dirt bike” manoeuvres in a busy main road.
A businesswoman is bringing the parade back but needs the community to come together to make it “great”.
People are being asked for their views on plans for a walking and cycling route that would cross a town from east-to-west.
A new largest-of-its-kind play area is due to get dedicated wardens after complaints about poor maintenance and a build up of algae.
A busy town road that had been shut for a week for gas works, leading to long delays for drivers, has reopened.
A car believed to have been used by yobs responsible for a 10-day egg-throwing spree has been seized after it crashed into a house.
A dig at the site of a new academy has unearthed artefacts thought to be 300,000 years old.
A 75-year-old steam train was spotted as it made its way through the county on its ‘Garden of England’ tour.
A resident who spotted water running down a road from a damaged pipe has been left extra “frustrated” as it comes amid the hosepipe ban.
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