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For the first time in history, barristers are to stage a boycott today in a protest against the slashing of Legal Aid fees.
Maidstone Market missed four dates due to the floods in the town centre.
A Linton-based micro brewery which launched in October has launched its first winter ale.
Firefighters pump flood water away from six homes to prevent further damage.
A former police officer is hoping to bring vital support to those surviving in primitive conditions in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan.
Late pressure came to nothing as Maidstone were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-man Hendon.
Beware of rogue traders, police warn flood-hit residents.
Seventeen-year-old academy product Dan Parkinson is justifying Maidstone’s faith in youngsters and is expected to continue his run in the side.
The River Stour was this afternoon put on a weather warning, meaning flooding is expected along its banks.
Tonbridge expect competition in their bid to extend Shamir Goodwin’s loan from Brighton.
One Kent town has been revealed as the favourite destination for Bulgarian and Romanian migrants in the region.
Residents of the village have woken up to flooded homes for the second time since Christmas.
Pets win the best prize of all - a new home - thanks to the KM and RSPCA joining forces.
Maidstone Council has cancelled plans for a community clean-up event following the floods.
Police are appealing for help in finding Alvin Back, who has links to Maidstone.
The QEII bridge has reopened - five hours after it was closed in high winds and battering rain.
A family who vowed to live 12 months using only British products have told of the highs and lows... and what are the most difficult things to buy.
A council has admitted communication could have been better as thousands of homes were flooded or without power over Christmas.
Extra officers are patrolling the village of Yalding after residents feared vulnerable homes could be targetted by thieves.
A former Grenadier Guard who served his country in Northern Ireland downloaded thousands of images of child abuse, including the worst possible kind.
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