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Police are appealing for help to trace a missing 13-year-old girl last seen near a busy road leading to town centre.
Staff at an NHS trust which runs two hospitals in Kent could lose their jobs as it looks to save money and “improve efficiencies”.
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A former Kent High Sheriff and national care agency boss says people should look past her husband’s multi-million pound fraud and judge her on merit.
Yobs have struck at one of the county’s most popular summer attractions just weeks after it celebrated a quarter of a million pound facelift.
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A disabled gran is having to use a neighbour’s downstairs toilet because she’s still waiting for a stairlift two years after it was promised.
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Ambitious plans to transform an empty art college which has been branded as an “ugly” blot on the landscape have been given the green light.
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A woman mowed down by a car in a suspected hit-and-run while enjoying a night out with friends is devastated nobody has been charged — 15 months on.
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The plug has been pulled on a controversial merger between two education trusts operating in separate parts of the county following a parent backlash.
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A plan to transform an empty, dilapidated art college where well-known names learned their craft into luxury housing has edged a step closer.
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A special needs secondary school has retained its “good” grading by Ofsted after undergoing an inspection prompted by safeguarding concerns.
Youths have been caught on camera running riot at a derelict secondary school, as locals call for it to be replaced with housing as soon as possible.
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A vicar has a £10 million action plan for his historic town, after asking the community what matters to them.
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Police have confirmed they are investigating after two schoolboys were injured in separate daytime attacks in a town centre park.
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Unauthorised caravans have been spotted pitched up at a popular playing field for a second time as a council says it’s trying to “move them on”.
Unions and university bosses have clashed over proposed job cuts which could affect a Kent campus.
Parents are being asked to speak to their children about safety after two daytime attacks on pupils by a group of strangers.
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Volunteers have vowed to ensure a Samaritans help sign is seen after it was torn down near the riverside spot where a much-loved mum drowned.
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Well-advanced talks could see part of a former department store converted into a specialist medical unit designed to take the pressure off a hospital.
The opening date for a new bar, café and restaurant, described as a “home-from-home” experience, has been revealed.
The hunt is on for sentimental ornaments of Snow White and the Eleven Dwarfs which were stolen from a couple’s garden in an overnight raid.
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