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Kent’s red-ball skipper Daniel Bell-Drummond has explained why he values the club cricket scene in the county so highly.
A Kent internet blackspot has been named the slowest place in the UK for broadband for the second consecutive year.
A Kent comedian’s gag has been named as the funniest joke told at one of the country’s top festivals.
Fears for the welfare of a man sparked a large emergency response outside a railway station.
Two international stars are set to help launch an ambitious new Academy at Canterbury Rugby Club in partnership with a school in the city.
Kent captain Daniel Bell-Drummond blasted a century as second-placed Blackheath thumped Kent League Premier Division basement boys Bickley Park.
People renting rooms in a former care home say they have been blindsided by plans to turn it into a facility for asylum-seeking children.
A man who disappeared over the weekend, sparking a police appeal, has been found safe.
Live music is set to return to a popular riverside pub’s garden where the landlord says a noise row cost him £20,000 in lost income.
Staff have been left “absolutely devastated” after Ofsted rated their small village nursery ‘inadequate’ over safeguarding concerns.
A crackdown on speeding through a Kent village has seen 20 motorists reported – with one clocked at almost double the legal limit.
A woman accused of killing her husband after human remains were found at their home is set to be tried by a High Court judge.
Police have released an image of a man of a man who may be able to assist with enquiries after a sexual assault.
Proposals for 800 new homes – which could see a village’s population double – are expected to be given the go-ahead next week.
We tried the Asian-inspired cuisine at a Kent pub that’s become a social media sensation.
Kent Spitfires were hammered by Northamptonshire in their final Metro Bank One-Day Cup match this summer as a poor season hit a new low point.
Canterbury’s Caron Evans starred in an historic week for pickleball at a record-breaking Skechers English Open.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Harry Finch hopes a Kent win in their final One-Day Cup game this year can provide a platform for a strong season run-in.
The Environment Agency has obtained a court order stopping people from accessing a plot of land used to illegally dump waste.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Harry Finch relished the opportunity to bat higher up the order as he scored first Kent Spitfires List A century.
