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The bus company will take over services in October after current contractor Kent Top Travel opted not to bid again.
Traffic is being diverted from a main road through a busy housing estate because of planning applications approved in 2006 and 2004.
Singer Labrinth caused a sensation at a summer ball when he knocked dozens of fans to the floor in a stage dive.
A long-running dispute between councillors and developers looks set to end as a planning application goes in for a pedestrian railway bridge.
A burglar went on an orgy of drunken violence at a 15th Century listed home... thinking he was the author Charles Dickens!
A 19-year-old is to appear in court accused of causing the death by dangerous driving of a father-of-two on a zebra crossing.
A Kent MP has spoken out about his decision to join a parliamentary group at the centre of the lobbying scandal row.
Jason Stowers, 29, was due in court today after staff were threatened with a knife during a robbery at a Coral bookmakers.
Kent Spitfires’ quest for the knockout stages of the Yorkshire Bank 40 competition suffered a blow with a 29-run defeat against Northamptonshire.
A country mansion where a businessman embroiled in a custody battle once hid his son from the authorities goes up for sale
A 33-year-old man was rushed to hospital after he was stabbed outside a pizza shop.
The A2 was shut in both directions after a crash near Barham on Saturday.
A father suffered burns to his arm and jaw after a camping stove explosion on a family trip to the seaside yesterday.
A firm hoping to build Canterbury's first crematorium has withdrawn its plans in the face of huge opposition.
Kent Spitfires look set to face a selection dilemma as they seek to continue their push for the knockout stages of Yorkshire Bank 40.
Campaigners are gearing up to fight plans for a huge solar panel farm the size of 27 football pitches in Faversham countryside.
Kent brewery Shepherd Neame has been banned from airing a TV ad in which comic duo Armstrong and Miller refer to "Poles" and "Paddies" laying patios.
A drug-taking drunk who launched a vile tirade of racial abuse against a cabbie claims he isn't racist - because he has a Pakistani half-brother.
It’s been a busy week of player comings and goings at Herne Bay as new manager Sam Denly starts to shape his squad.
Rob Key''s best ever one day score helped Kent Spitfires to a crushing eight-wicket win over the Netherlands in Yorkshire Bank 40 Group A.
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