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Disabled motorists who will now have to pay to park at council-owned car parks in one town say it’s a “short-sighted” decision.
It might be the summer break for football, but a KentOnline investigation has found serious concerns over increased disorder in the grassroots game.
Five people have been arrested after a raid led to the discovery of huge amounts of drugs and ammunition in a village.
Police descended on a town centre this afternoon after reports of a man seen with a knife.
A driver is challenging a parking company who denied his penalty appeal by providing photos of signs on a neighbouring road.
Tributes have been paid to a much-loved former nursery boss who died on her way home from a trip to India.
Enjoy belting out tunes with your mates in the privacy of Kent’s karaoke rooms.
A care home looking after dementia patients has had urgent restrictions placed on new admissions.
A fly-tipper has been handed a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to dumping waste he was paid to get rid of.
Tributes have been paid to a young girl who died in the River Thames, with heartbroken family members describing her as a “beautiful angel”.
Committee members will debate a petition to bring back an axed ferry service after more than 2,400 people signed it.
Campaigners have welcomed a decision to “invalidate” a planning application to build a 235-acre solar farm.
A nine-day, multi-arts festival featuring free music, exhibitions and installations is about to set sail for its third year.
The owner of a building housing a GP surgery has issued a statement revealing why the practice closed at short notice.
With shoplifting on the rise and social media awash with CCTV of thieves, KentOnline asks whether “honesty boxes” can still work for businesses.
Three fire crews were called to a blaze at a caravan site and neighbours warned to shut their windows due to the smoke.
A councillor has blasted “ignorant” vandals who have stolen a symbol of inclusivity from a park in a suspected hate-motivated act.
MP Sojan Joseph says Eurostar’s plans to launch services to Germany and Switzerland are “short-sighted” - as the operator continues to skip Kent.
The Planning Inspectorate has upheld a council’s enforcement action taken against a business which converted a green belt site without permission.
Two decades on from its closure the future of a derelict maternity hospital remains uncertain as major redevelopment work is halted by a legal tussle.
A town’s historic pier will host exhibitions, workshops, games, live music and more throughout the summer.
A football club that recently won promotion back to the Championship will be opening a pop-up store at Kent’s largest shopping centre.
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Kent Spitfires skipper Sam Billings was proud of his players after their last-gasp defeat at Surrey.
Gravesham Amateur Boxing Club enjoyed double delight at the Capital Boxing Cup at Broadwater Farm Community Centre in Tottenham.
Ebbsfleet have added another defender from Tonbridge Angels to their ranks ahead of the new season.
Kent Spitfires suffered their second loss of the Vitality Blast after a thrilling finish at Surrey.
Maidstone United have announced the return of winger Jephte Tanga.
Ebbsfleet have made their fourth summer signing - and it’s a familiar face in Kent football.
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