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An at-risk animal rescue centre’s tongue in cheek fundraising campaign to name their ex on a bag of dog poo for £5 has gone viral.
More than 2,000 people are calling for a medical practice to reconsider closing down its village’s GP surgery as community leaders seek answers.
Drivers faced long delays after a serious crash in which a vehicle overturned on the A2, which has since reopened.
Temperatures across the county are expected to rise leading to hopes it may bring an end to a prolonged spell of chilly conditions.
We look at whether devolution in Kent could mean better bus services for people living in areas in danger of being cut off when a route is axed.
Development at part of a sprawling 'garden city' totalling 15,000 homes has been halted - due to a population of rare arachnids.
Keep the kids happy for hours with a visit to one of Kent’s country parks. Here’s some of our top picks.
A teacher who “blurred boundaries” and shared personal medical information with a pupil has been found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct.
A busy A-road has reopened after a multi-vehicle crash.
A second teenager has been arrested in connection with a threatening email sent to nine schools.
A person has died after an incident near a railway station.
The population of Kent is soaring at a time when housing stock is insufficient to meet demand, a new study has found.
The new owners of a former Premier Inn have backtracked on plans to rent out rooms for people to live in.
The number of patients forced to endure long waits in A&E corridors continues to soar as an alarming crisis deepens across Kent.
As lovebirds across the county celebrate Valentine’s Day, we retell the romantic, bizarre and funny stories of how Kent couples fell in love.
Emergency services were called and services were suspended after a person was hit by a train.
Kent’s biggest and most beleaguered local authority has agreed a balanced budget – but its leadership issued dire warnings about the future.
Police are investigating after several schools were forced to temporarily shut after receiving “an email making threats”.
The person responsible for building a bund consisting of several tonnes of building waste will have to cover the entire clearance bill.
Steps to see a return of international travel from Kent stations have been taken amid plans for new operators to take over in Eurostar’s absence.
Three building projects in Kent are among the nominations for a national architectural award.
Police were called this morning after a collision involving a car and a pedestrian.
Proposals for new medical centre and homes have been given the green light despite concerns over privacy and parking.
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Kent director of cricket Simon Cook hopes the short-term pain of County Championship relegation can lead to long-term gains for the county.
Gravesend and Old Tiffinians served up a dramatic encounter in Regional 2 South East.
Ebbsfleet assistant manager David Kerslake was impressed by stand-in keeper Lucas Covolan off the pitch – as well as on it.
Ebbsfleet assistant manager David Kerslake was left bemused by the big decision of the day at Stonebridge Road on Saturday.
Nathan Wood helped Faversham maintain their six-point lead at the Southern Counties East League Premier Division summit with a weekend home win.
Ebbsfleet were left to rue a controversial first-half refereeing decision against title-chasing York on Saturday.
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