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A delivery van has crashed into the front of a house belonging to a mum with four children.
A former apple storage barn dating back to the 1800s is set to be refurbished into a holiday let.
One of the last town centre banks is set to remain open for longer than first thought in a move branded as “reassuring”.
A well-used road has reopened but the cause of a water leak is still unknown after checks on a pipeline supplying thousands of people.
Motorists are facing long delays on the M25 after a lorry fire in the early hours.
A letter warning of the “negative impact” of cuts to “crucial” children’s centre services has been sent to Kent County Council.
A main road is set to shut for a weekend as work progresses on a multi-million-pound road improvement scheme.
An inventor who has raised £56,000 using converted mobility scooters has been put forward for the Pride of Britain Awards for his fundraising.
A hospital has cancelled appointments after having to shut its minor injuries unit after a patient arrived with a “substance” on their skin.
A hoard of coins dating back to Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain that were found in a field in Kent has been sold for five times their value price.
A garage boss is calling for urgent action to fix a leak after being wrongly blamed for trips and falls outside his business.
A charity champion who has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for good causes celebrated his birthday surrounded by friends.
A village school which was “left in ruins” after a fire has received the highest grade from Ofsted.
A cadet group campus that was once a Royal Navy base has been given a revamp after costly plans for a new look base were put on hold.
A businessman is calling for a creek he likens to a “dump” to be cleaned up and his tidal gate plan to be adopted ahead of plans to build new homes.
Around 300 people protested on a seafront walk to show their support for a children's centre which could be axed as part of funding cuts.
More than 9,000 households across a borough are set to see their bin day changed as part of a raft of measures to improve a waste contract.
Our reporter went behind the scenes as a key milestone was hit in a major road project.
A much-loved cafe which started life as a disused shower block has celebrated 30 years serving visitors to a popular seaside resort.
An historic pub that has planning permission to become flats and a micropub is undergoing work to attract a developer.