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A couple who took on a care home in special measures now have a 'good' rating from the Care Quality Commission.

A man, who has been found guilty of carrying waste without a license, has been fined more than £600.

A bank has announced it will close a town centre branch this summer.

Police have stepped up their search for a 30-year-old who has been missing for nearly a month.

A council has spent nearly £20k making sure heart defibrillators are accessible to the public.

The friends and family of a 14-year-old boy who died suddenly two years ago are hosting a memorial ride for what would've been his 17th birthday.

A couple have claimed they are missing out on their £2,700 honeymoon to Mauritius after TUI cancelled a week before they were due to fly out.

People have been asked to check their gardens and sheds for a man who has not been seen for several weeks.

A damning report says care home residents were "not kept safe from risks" such as choking, constipation, epilepsy and challenging behaviour.

Volunteers are desperately needed to help put together a Pride event after Covid left organisers in the lurch.

Kent tourist's have revealed how they feel about some of the county's award winning seasides.

An MP has hit out at plans for traffic lights at a gridlocked roundabout to cope with a new housing estate saying they will create more traffic chaos.

A 102-year-old clock tower is 'back where it belongs' after a seven-month refurbishment in time for the Queen's jubilee.

A bisexual Kent footballer believes having an openly gay professional player will change the game for the next generation.

An inmate at a Kent prison threw hot water over a guard before beating him with a kettle because he was upset at prison conditions.

Rush hour traffic was delayed after a crash involving a car and a motorbike shut a road between two towns.

Plans to introduce 'street votes' on house extensions could lead to tensions between neighbours, according to the leader of one council.

Residents are fuming after discovering an estate of 650 houses is planned for fields behind their homes.

Bosses are scratching their heads after a series of mystery holes have begun appearing across a Kent coastal park.