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A new county councillor has explained why he quit the Conservatives to stand for Reform UK.
A man has been fined thousands of pounds after being found guilty of obstructing an investigation into a fly-tipping offence.
Nearly £360,000 will be given to a doctors’ surgery in a bid to increase its capacity as it prepares to welcome an influx of new patients.
A by-election is taking place next week following the death of a councillor.
Two “incredibly thoughtful” workers have been praised after aiding motorists stranded in “difficult” and “frightening” circumstances on the road.
A cash-strapped cathedral will host a 1920s-style black-tie ball with tickets going for almost £50 a pop in a bid to raise funds.
A primary school is celebrating another successful Ofsted inspection in which it drove up attendance and maintained its ‘Good’ rating.
A business owner has won the right to take on a prized commercial unit inside a historic Kent bandstand.
A care home resident marked a special birthday with a trip to the rink and says he has no plans to hang up his skates anytime soon.
A family-friendly festival that has built up a reputation for introducing new music is drawing in crowds from all over the world.
A primary school is celebrating a glowing report from the education watchdog which has seen it marked ‘outstanding’ in all categories.
Our reporter joined the flag-waving crowds at a popular proms-style concert featuring orchestras, choirs, tribute acts and fireworks.
A hotel set up by a children’s group has been burned to the ground, leaving villagers horrified.
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There are 13 general knowledge questions to tackle in this week’s Saturday Social
A new campaign aimed at better saving women who suffer a cardiac arrest is targeting one of the major causes of delays to treatment - their bras.
The KCC Insider is back with insight and opinion from behind the scenes at County Hall.
A warning has been issued about the risks of shellfish harvesting after frustrated locals said more needs to be done to stop illegal gatherers.
A former council deputy leader has told the Kent Politics Podcast about his expulsion from Labour and his plans to challenge the decision.
A mural of a kingfisher who became a local favourite during Covid lockdowns has inspired a once graffiti-filled eyesore.