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A family are appealing for help to find a missing man with a distinctive black eye who text family he had low battery but was “trying to get home”.
Former staff members have hit out at Kent’s ambulance trust - accusing management of presiding over a ‘toxic’ working environment.
We take a look at the worst-performing Kent stations and speak to rail bosses about what they’re doing to improve passenger journeys.
The Met Office has put in place a yellow alert for thunderstorms for a large part of the county.
We shunned a hugely popular theme park and the seaside arcades to explore a hidden gem.
A Kent dad has become an overnight millionaire after scooping a life-changing £1 million in the EuroMillions draw.
A mum-of-three says she has been refused a Blue Badge twice despite suffering a permanent life-changing injury which affects her mobility.
The newly-elected leader of Kent Council Council reveals her plan to bring in auditors and remove the Ukrainian flag at its HQ.
A mum is warning other parents after her baby accidentally swallowed a tiny amount of a popular ointment and had a horrific reaction.
Reform UK councillors have tonight chosen the new leader of Kent County Council.
On the 80th anniversary of VE Day, colourised photos from our archive show life in Kent during the Second World War in a remarkable new way.
With more than 30,000 new homes built in Kent over the past decade, these new drone photos show how parts of the county have changed forever.
Life-saving members of the community and officers who went above and beyond to help others have been awarded for their efforts.
The best and worst surgeries for patient-to-GP ratios have been revealed – with one having a single doctor for 16,000 patients.
Spaceships, flashing lights and a mass sighting of UFOs are among the emergency calls to Kent Police from people concerned about objects in the sky.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has hailed the result in Kent as “the most seismic change in a day in the politics of this county”.
Local democracy reporter Simon Finlay warns that as stunning a victory as Reform UK’s was, the really hard work lies ahead.
The Conservatives’ 28-year rule at Kent County Council has ended in dramatic style as Reform UK caused a “political earthquake”.
The Masked Singer host is bringing his new stand-up tour to fans all over the country.
Today is set to be the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures set to reach 29 degrees in parts of the county.
Ahead of tomorrow’s Kent County Council election we asked the different parties how they’d tackle one of the biggest problems facing local government.
It’s one of the most frustrating issues facing people in Kent, but how do we fix the pothole problem on Kent’s roads?
Celebrate 80 years since the end of WWII in Europe and honour those who gave their lives in battle with special events all over the county.
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What a reception! Why service with a smile is seen as the ultimate hotel upgrade
Expert advice on the importance of knowing the signs of poor mental health, and how you can improve it.
Feeling smart? There are 13 questions to answer in our super tough general knowledge quiz. How many will you get right?
Royal Mint to launch stylish coins honouring one of the nation’s most famous shops.
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Folkestone boss Jay Saunders has made a former Dover captain his first summer signing.
Woodchurch cleared their heads after conceding an injury-time equaliser to win the DFDS Kent Sunday Junior Trophy final on penalties.
Were you at Wembley on Sunday for Whitstable’s big win? Check out our pictures from the big day here.
Kent were thrashed by an innings and 161 runs in Rothesay County Championship Division 2 by Glamorgan in Canterbury.
Tunbridge Wells earned a dramatic one-wicket win to make a victorious start to their Kent League Premier Division season at Sandwich Town.
Dominant Old Roan beat Dover Rangers in their Kent Junior B Cup final at Chatham’s Bauvill Stadium to complete a memorable treble.
Brachers LLP is appealing to anyone who worked at the defunct power station in Dartford between 1978 and 1983 to contact the law firm.
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