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Forty jobs will be created when a new Aldi store opens in a space currently occupied by B&Q, it has been revealed.
Luxury retirement homes for the over 55s "will be valuable if there are further pandemics", a retirement estate boss has said.
As scores of people relocate in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, house prices have been rocketing in a sought-after Kent destination.
Jenny Rutherford is Canterbury Golf Club’s new Ladies Champion after denying club president Ali Kingston an 11th successive title.
The world’s leading under-12 tennis player has been in action at Wye Tennis Club.
A Kent MP has called for the government to support police in ensuring the safety of asylum seekers arriving in the UK.
An inspirational grandmother-of-eight who has battled colorectal cancer has shaved her head for charity along with her husband.
A man in his 60s remains in hospital with serious head injuries following an alleged attack.
A road dubbed one of the most dangerous in Britain is set to undergo months of safety revamps and resurfacing.
Kent Spitfires have claimed their first win in this year’s Vitality Blast competition.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of GBH after a man was reportedly assaulted in a high street.
Olympic champion Chris Hoy and Isle of Man TT legend John McGuinness swapped two wheels for four at Lydden Hill.
Sam Billings and Joe Denly have both been named in England’s squads for the white-ball series against Australia.
Two nurses who died with Covid-19 will be honoured by a university and hospital trust with bursaries.
Josh Bristow bowed out of the Amateur Championship at Royal Birkdale on Friday afternoon but was justly proud of his overall performance.
Motorists are being warned to brace themselves for a “plague of cars” on the roads when schools reopen - as demand for bus passes tumbles 75%.
Darren Stevens will play for Kent when he is 45 after extending his stay with the county.
A teenager was taken to hospital after being stabbed in a late-night attack in a city centre.
A picture of a trucker setting up a barbecue next to two illegally parked trucks - one with a penalty notice - has highlighted an ongoing problem.
Three council-owned swimming pools are set to reopen - weeks after concerns were raised about residents becoming unfit.
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