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A pair of Kent killers who committed depraved sex crimes have reportedly bonded over their memories of a seaside town while in a high-security prison.
Polish people living in Kent have explained why they remained in Britain after Brexit despite 200,000 of their fellow citizens deciding to leave.
Almost £30,000 has been spent on providing driving lessons for asylum seeking children living in Kent in the past three years.
More than 7,000 vehicles have been stolen in the county in the last three years, but how many are recovered or returned to their owners?
An ice cream van fleet owner says his decision to stop selling ‘slushy’ drinks has been the right as doctors warn of the health risks to children.
Kent’s highways chief has shared his frustration at the lack of power the council has over the roadworks causing major traffic problems.
Museums, castles and gardens are offering free entry for one week – all you need to do is show a lottery ticket or scratchcard on the door.
Victims of doorstep crime are losing an average of nearly £16,000 and could be dead within two years, a new report has revealed.
The county’s ambulance service has been taken out of special measures after a period of “sustained improvement”, it says.
The weather is getting brighter, so why not hop on your bike and explore the county with these family-friendly cycle routes?
KentOnline reporter James Pallant tells how an unexpected diagnosis just weeks before his 30th birthday has rocked his world.
Exclusive: More than £4 million of taxpayers' money was “wasted” on a failed seafront development without a brick ever being laid.
The Royal Navy tracked a Russian naval taskforce by sea and air as the warships passed along the Kent coast.
The annual event will dish out thousands of free tickets to some of Kent’s biggest attractions. Here’s how to enter the ballot.
The number of children offered a place at their first choice of secondary school has risen this year, Kent County Council says.
The three-month closure of one of the busiest crossroads in Kent is set to cause chaos in villages and rural communities, it has been warned.
A popular cafe has reopened its doors following an extensive revamp – with the new owner hoping to shake off its former reputation.
A KentOnline investigation reveals how a parking firm has made thousands from fines that country park users say were issued by faulty ticket machines.
Pollution in our waterways has stalled the building of thousands of new homes - but could things be about to change?
A lifeboat crew and coastguard teams were involved in an almost eight-hour search for a missing man off the Kent coast.
Police want to track down a man who was last seen walking along a military firing range.
A price hike for rail fares across the county comes into force today - and railcards are getting more expensive too.
An animal rescue charity has 18 dogs up for adoption in the county who are searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.
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Feeling bloated and sluggish? It’s time to take a closer look at what you are eating.
Monday is St Patrick’s Day, so this week’s Saturday Social pub quiz is all about the Emerald Isle.
Sham injury claims account for the bulk of fraudulent cases detected by an insurance firm last year.
Rebranded TV channel confirms plans for ‘huge breadth of new content’ and Paramount+ shows
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Faversham Town kept the pressure on Southern Counties East Premier Division leaders VCD Athletic on Saturday.
Ramsgate moved a step closer to the Isthmian South East title on Saturday.
Gillingham manager John Coleman was pleased to see his prayers answered at Accrington on Saturday.
Gillingham grabbed a point at Accrington after a stoppage-time equaliser scored by Max Clark.
Follow this afternoon’s football action in our live blog, including Gillingham’s trip to Accrington in League 2.
Simon Cook thinks it’s fantastic Kent’s Sam Billings has been linked with an England captaincy role - but won’t give it much further thought for now.
Since bright bin stickers were rolled out in the autumn, over 200 extra tonnes of food waste have been recycled in just 15 weeks.
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