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Crews battled a fire at a historic, derelict building in a high street.
Manager Josh Wright insisted his long-awaited first win as Ebbsfleet manager was all about the players.
Ebbsfleet manager Josh Wright recorded his first win in charge at Stonebridge Road on Saturday.
The RSPCA has launched an investigation after a gull was allegedly killed by a group of boys before being left outside a front door.
Owners of a family-run window repair business say they have been left “struggling” after thieves stole a £15,000 work van.
A Kent council has become one of the first to adopt a new health rating scheme for local businesses associated with the care and sale of animals.
A gift shop has been sold with planning permission for an extension and two flats.
Plans to upgrade a major tunnel under the Thames, which is used for vital electricity infrastructure between Kent and Essex, have been approved.
An off licence faces loses its licence after Trading Standards says it found evidence of “smuggled goods” on sale - including fake bottles of booze.
Concerned parents are calling for answers after a bus carrying several school children came to an abrupt stop on a rural road.
Gravesend had something to show from their Regional 2 South East defeat at Sutton & Epsom.
Villagers have been left dismayed after trees on a treasured amenity space were felled to make way for a social housing project.
New documents have revealed more than £1.2 billion has been spent on the Lower Thames Crossing despite construction still not being under way.
A scheme to install parking restrictions to allow 24-hour emergency access to a palliative care hospice has been branded “a terrible mistake”.
Ebbsfleet boss Josh Wright insists every member of his squad is playing for their future - be that at Stonebridge Road or pastures new.
People are being urged to take pride in their community and join a giant push to clear our streets of litter.
A teacher who showed a lack of “insight or genuine remorse” after attempting to diagnose a pupil with autism has been banned from the profession.
A fun-loving couple celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary today have revealed the secrets of their long and happy life together.
Twelve businesses have received grants of up to £1,000 to help draw in even more visitors and boost the area’s economy.
Plans to transform an “eyesore” hotel into a petrol station and M&S store have received support from hundreds of residents.
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