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Double gold for Gemili

Double gold for Gemili

15 August 2014

Kent's Adam Gemili won gold in the 200m final and the 4x100m relay at European Championships.

The trolleys are coming

The trolleys are coming

14 August 2014

Escaped trolleys are taking over a Kent town prompting concerned residents to document the exploits of errant shopping carts.

House painted like Mr Blobby in revenge prank

House painted like Mr Blobby in revenge prank

14 August 2014

A man was stunned to return from holiday to find his house had been painted bright pink with yellow spots - and the words 'Mr Blobby'.

Sandwich Town crier enters tournament

Sandwich Town crier enters tournament

14 August 2014

Sandwich town crier Kevin Cook hopes to shout his way to glory in the World Town Crier Tournament later this month.

Astor Beer Festival

Astor Beer Festival

14 August 2014

The Astor Theatre's Beer Festival will see real ales and live music performances.

Twist in the tail for dead parrot saga

Twist in the tail for dead parrot saga

13 August 2014

A singing parrot that belted out rock 'n' roll tunes before going missing is NOT the one found dead in a park, it's been revealed.

Family find mystery gift in supermarket trolley

Family find mystery gift in supermarket trolley

13 August 2014

A generous stranger has been leaving gifts for people around Kent.

Giraffe motorway mystery solved

Giraffe motorway mystery solved

12 August 2014

The mystery of a giraffe spotted poking above the tailgate of a lorry while travelling through Kent has been solved.

Drummer's 500k miles in trusty Ford Escort

Drummer's 500k miles in trusty Ford Escort

11 August 2014

A Kent jazz drummer has racked up half-a-million miles - enough for a trip to the moon and back - in his trusty Ford Escort van.

Stunning pictures of supermoon above Kent

Stunning pictures of supermoon above Kent

11 August 2014

Stargazers have captured stunning photos of the biggest full moon of the year in the sky above Kent.

Council's junk mail blunder costs taxpayers thousands

Council's junk mail blunder costs taxpayers thousands

11 August 2014

A blundering council has been forced to re-send 42,000 letters because of a junk mail error, costing taxpayers thousands of pounds.

Lorries causing 'earthquakes' destroying houses

Lorries causing 'earthquakes' destroying houses

10 August 2014

Homes are being shaken apart by lorries thundering over speed bumps claim homeowners.

Get moving to help send poorly youngster to Florida

Get moving to help send poorly youngster to Florida

09 August 2014

A charity Zumbathon will be held today, to help send at Deal youngster with a life-limiting condition on the holiday of a lifetime to Disney World.

Fancy a weekend in Margate?

Fancy a weekend in Margate?

08 August 2014

We all know there's a Canterbury in New Zealand but there are some Kent namesakes that are slightly more surprising.

Snake's in a room!

Snake's in a room!

06 August 2014

A snake slithered into a couple's bedroom when they were asleep and took up residence in their home for four hours.

Picturing the past

Picturing the past

05 August 2014

Students at a primary school in Kent have taken part in a photography project to mark the centenary of the start of World War One.

Best foot forward for White Cliffs Walking Festival

Best foot forward for White Cliffs Walking Festival

05 August 2014

There is fortnight to go until this year’s White Cliffs Walking Festival.

People power gets bollards removed after just one week

 People power gets bollards removed after just one week

05 August 2014

People power has led to a row of bollards being removed from a narrow village footpath – just a week after they were installed.

You may kiss the bride - or be exterminated!

You may kiss the bride - or be exterminated!

04 August 2014

Meet the couple who walked down the aisle to the Doctor Who theme tune and had a Dalek as their ring bearer - see the pictures and video.

Kent garden inspires new artistic exhibition

Kent garden inspires new artistic exhibition

04 August 2014

After visiting a Garden in Kent an artist has been inspired to create a brand new exhibition titled 'A Garden in July'.

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