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An open-air market is hoping to entice visitors back to a village shopping centre previously plagued by troublesome teens targeting traders.
A derelict department store which has sat empty for more than 15 years could soon be transformed into new homes and a cinema complex.
The race is now on for a community to find the necessary funds needed to purchase and restore a historic village pub at risk of permanent closure.
KentOnline takes a sneak peek at the progress of a pool’s £2.5m revamp.
A shopping centre has received its eighth award for having one of the best green spaces in the UK.
A derelict department store which has sat empty for more than 15 years could soon be transformed into new homes and multiscreen cinema complex.
A thief’s DNA was found on tools including a handsaw, shears and a garden fork following a series of burglaries.
Smoke billowed from an office window as fire crews tackled a blaze on a high street.
The closure of a vital bridge crossing is causing huge rush-hour tailbacks.
A family-owned furniture store is calling it quits in a town and is hosting a huge closing down sale.
A dinosaur-themed mini golf in a town centre is reopening after undergoing a major upgrade.
A Bulgarian lorry company has hit back at claims its drivers are “unsafe” after reports of trucks smashing into walls and parked cars.
Winners of a postcode lottery are planning luxury holidays after sharing part of £1m jackpot prize.
A knife-wielding abuser who put his ex-partner in fear of her life “purposefully rammed” a police car and caused it to be written off when confronted.
Someone in Kent will see a large deposit in their bank account every month for the next year after scooping a prize in a National Lottery competition.
Worried parents have been made aware of a potential “safeguarding” issue following an alleged incident at an after school club.
A pile of hazardous fibres has been found among fly-tipping materials close to a community centre used regularly by a scout group.
A former pub is up for sale and could be bought by the community to get it up and running again.
A newly elected MP hopes to finally help a road re-open more than a year after it collapsed.
Plans to knock down a pharmacy and replace it with a four-storey block of flats and a smaller chemist are back on the table after being thrown out.