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Emergency services descended on a village following the discovery of a man’s body inside a property.
One of Kent’s oldest pubs has gone up for sale following its shock closure last month.
A popular food hall and outdoor venue wants to be able to serve alcohol throughout the day without the need for guests to order food.
A well-known pub landlord and champion of local sports has died following a short illness.
A 21-year-old has been charged with attempted murder after a reported assault which left a man with serious head injuries.
Car park visits in two Kent coastal towns have dropped by more than 30,000 since “eye-watering” fee hikes were imposed last year.
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A “filthy” B&M store has been given a zero-star food hygiene rating after inspectors found evidence of rats gnawing on pallets of food.
Exclusive: A Kent couple blindfolded and interrogated by Iranian police have told of their terrifying ordeal - and how they made their great escape.
A former pub which served a village for hundreds of years has been turned into a luxury Airbnb.
Landlords at a popular seaside pub dating back more than 200 years have stunned punters by announcing its sudden closure.
A leading car sales group has confirmed two of its Kent dealerships will close at the end of the month, leaving staff bewildered.
An iconic period building which has been home to much-loved bars and entertainment venues for several years, is set to be auctioned off this month.
Plans to build 2,000 homes on land owned by the University of Kent would destroy a vast swathe of countryside, campaigners say.
An outdoor clothing company will take on a prominent spot once occupied by Wilko, the third tenant to occupy the site in less than 12 months.
The final set of plans for a £40 million housing estate, 10 years in the making, have officially been approved.
A beloved but rundown palace described as a village’s “greatest historical asset” has hit the market due to the spiraling cost of vital repairs.
Plans for a million-pound sports pitch at one of Kent’s oldest schools have been resurrected less than a year after being withdrawn.
A blind gran was refused entry to a Morrisons Daily store with her guide dog - because the owner has “severe pet allergies”.
A convenience store has been stripped of its alcohol licence after selling vodka to girls as young as 13, with serious consequences.
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