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From a brutal murder to tourists on tandem tricyles, here's the fascinating history of pilgrimages in Kent.
The battle over a huge housing scheme rages on, a councillor has said, as a developer plans to fight back.
During lockdown a Wetherspoon's bin area was used a "public toilet", a councillor has said.
A care home for people with disabilities has been spoken to by police after a resident on a day out punched a teenager in a park.
Councillors turned down a scheme for more than 400 homes for the third and final time, despite costly warnings from officials.
A mum is still battling the long-term effects of coronavirus, five months after she developed symptoms.
A newsagent employee discovered a man's body on his way to work.
Despite long-held hopes of organisers, a popular boating festival has been cancelled because of coronavirus.
An award-winning sports club has been granted permission to tear down its 'dated' pavilion to make way for a larger one.
A popular military and vintage lifestyle event will not go ahead this month after a council raised visitor safety concerns because of coronavirus.
A council has tonight approved a blueprint to help fix its affordable housing shortage after its scale and impact were laid bare.
The first female editor of a national newspaper has been commemorated with a plaque on her grave.
Two hospitals are running full services from this week, after a dramatic drop in coronavirus patients.
As Americans celebrate Independence Day, we look Kent's historical links with the country.
Plans to turn an empty town centre car showroom into homes will be debated this evening - with two night spots worried about the plans.
A choirmaster, organist and Second World War veteran was serenaded by neighbours on his 100th birthday.
Residents paid tribute to a pillar of their community as his funeral procession went by.
A man wanted by police in Essex following reports a woman was assaulted, could be in Kent.
A mum's fundraising campaign is already making a difference at an intensive care unit.
The police, the fire service and paramedics are at the scene of an overturned car.
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