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A 55-year-old man was cautioned after patrolling officers sniffed out six cannabis plants at a property.
A teenager became stuck on the roof of a bank after officers managed to coax down three others.
A controversial visitor centre which has been labelled a “monstrosity” by a councillor has been given temporary planning permission.
A teenager has been charged in connection with a knifepoint burglary at a house.
A motorcyclist who lost his life when crashing into the back of a tractor unit on the M20 was over the drink-drive limit, an inquest heard.
The passenger of a car was flown to hospital after a crash with a motorbike trike.
Long-serving midfielder Micheal Everitt has agreed to play for Folkestone again next season.
A GP surgery deemed 'unsafe' by health inspectors has been placed into special measures.
A takeaway premises has been making necessary changes after it needed to make "urgent and major improvements" to meet hygiene standards.
A petrol station's shop was sealed off after raiders broke in and stole cash overnight.
Firefighters were called after a house was struck by lightning during last night's storm.
Southeastern has been blasted for using an unflattering photo taken on a grey day and showing building work to promote a Kent seaside town.
A 22-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of child neglect after a 16-month-old boy fell from a third-floor flat window.
A boardwalk has been proposed as the next step of work for a town's waterfront development as plans are submitted.
A council would like to respond to a handwritten letter from a child who has asked for a play park to be built but failed to leave any contact details
A stretch of the M20 was temporarily closed last night due to a car fire and a separate crash.
Plans for a huge lorry park off the M20 to ease delays during Operation Stack should be reviewed or even dropped, a councillor has claimed.
A group of travellers have upped and left private land - and set up again on a field five minutes away.
Neil Cugley remains hard at work to strengthen his Folkestone squad after a rollercoaster start to the close season.
Civilians were caught up in the First World War when the first aeroplane bombing raid on Britain claimed 97 lives - as Kent remembers 100 years on.
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