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Surge in smokers - with third lighting up in one town

Surge in smokers - with third lighting up in one town

20 September 2016

As people stub out for good or turn to e-cigarettes, smoking in Kent has generally dropped - but some areas have seen a surprising rise in the habit.

Veteran councillor dies

Veteran councillor dies

20 September 2016

Tributes have been paid to a parish and borough councillor who has died following a long illness.

DNA of murder suspect found on victim's bath taps: Court

DNA of murder suspect found on victim's bath taps: Court

20 September 2016

A murder suspect left his DNA on the bath taps in the home where a pensioner was bludgeoned to death, a court heard.

Policeman sacked after crashing car while drunk

Policeman sacked after crashing car while drunk

20 September 2016

A police officer from Kent has been dismissed after crashing his car while more than double the drink drive limit.

Rail fares to London dearer than in reverse

Rail fares to London dearer than in reverse

20 September 2016

Kent commuters face significantly higher fares for return journeys into London than passengers doing exactly the same trip in reverse, it's revealed.

Take a sip of high life – without leaving ground

Take a sip of high life – without leaving ground

20 September 2016

A Kent company specialising in furniture made from machine parts has created the world's first fully functioning bar out of a Boeing 747 jet engine.

Snakes alive! Man's shock garden discovery

Snakes alive! Man's shock garden discovery

20 September 2016

A man had a shock when he discovered this snake in his garden.

Drink driver twice over the legal limit

Drink driver twice over the legal limit

19 September 2016

Here are the latest cases to appear at Maidstone Magistrates' Court.

Cheers as winemaker signs USA deal

Cheers as winemaker signs USA deal

19 September 2016

A Kent vineyard, which supplied bubbly to the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, is to set to launch its fizz across the pond.

More armed police on Kent's streets from today

More armed police on Kent's streets from today

19 September 2016

Armed police will be deployed at locations including Bluewater, Canterbury Cathedral and the Port of Dover from today.

Water firm's cooler deal

Water firm's cooler deal

19 September 2016

One of the largest independent suppliers of water coolers and bottled water in the country has expanded with a takeover.

German lorry driver jailed for causing horror crash

German lorry driver jailed for causing horror crash

16 September 2016

A German lorry driver who drove on the wrong side of the road and smashed head-on into a man's Land Rover has been jailed for more than a year.

Owls stolen during burglary

Owls stolen during burglary

16 September 2016

Owls were taken from a Cranbrook home and other animals were released during a burglary.

Cute Kids voting now open

Cute Kids voting now open

15 September 2016

Voting for this year's Cute Kids competition is underway

'WW1 plane' crashes after engine failure

'WW1 plane' crashes after engine failure

15 September 2016

A pilot was forced into a crash landing in fields after an engine failure while flying a replica First World War aircraft.

Pensioner beaten to death had more than 60 injuries

Pensioner beaten to death had more than 60 injuries

15 September 2016

An elderly businessman brutally beaten to death in his own home suffered more than 60 separate injuries, a pathologist has told a murder trial.

Dessert factory to create 50 jobs

Dessert factory to create 50 jobs

15 September 2016

A premium desserts supplier to M&S, Waitrose and Sainsbury's is set to open a new manufacturing plant.

Judges want to tap in to the Tunbridge Wells talent

Judges want to tap in to the Tunbridge Wells talent

15 September 2016

Auditions for the ITV show Britain's Got Talent, come to Tunbridge Wells this weekend.

Man sobs as he admits drink driving

Man sobs as he admits drink driving

14 September 2016

A man cried in the dock as he admitted he was over the limit when he crashed his car at a roundabout.

Cutbacks could see town’s CCTV switched off

Cutbacks could see town’s CCTV switched off

14 September 2016

CCTV in Maidstone could be a thing of the past after it was suggested the money could be better spent elsewhere.

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