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Abi recognised in international competition

Abi recognised in international competition

A 10-year-old girl has her sights set on creating more inspirational inventions after she was recognised by an international competition.

Plans submitted for 70-bed care home

Plans submitted for 70-bed care home

A developer is seeking permission to build a 70-bedroom care home which could create a similar number of jobs.

Rock thrown from motorway bridge hits lorry

Rock thrown from motorway bridge hits lorry

A lorry has been hit by a rock which was hurled from a bridge above the M26.

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Waitrose shoppers 'at risk' claims parish council

Waitrose shoppers 'at risk' claims parish council

A parish council is fed up with a supermarket chain which has still not kept its promise to improve pedestrian access after more than five years.

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New look rail footbridge

New look rail footbridge

A station has been spruced up ready for when commuters return to the office.

Benji's bike marathon

Benji's bike marathon

A six-year-old has raised more than £2,000 for Comic Relief.

Thousands raised for cancer patient's wedding

Thousands raised for cancer patient's wedding

More than £5,000 has been raised to help a terminally-ill mum get married after she was told she has just months left to live.

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'Someone knows the monster that did this'

'Someone knows the monster that did this'

Two cats have died after one was found with its ears and tail cut off and another stabbed - and the owners have pleaded for help to catch the killer.

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MP banned from China after human rights row

MP banned from China after human rights row

A Kent MP has been put on a list with other people who are banned from entering China after defending the human rights of Uighur Muslims.

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Replacement bridge over M20 now open

Replacement bridge over M20 now open

A four-year mission to replace a pedestrian bridge over the motorway that was partly demolished by an HGV is complete.

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Planning inspector approves 250 homes on field

Planning inspector approves 250 homes on field

A decision by councillors not to grant planning permission for 250 homes to be built on a treasured green space has been overturned.

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£180m redevelopment of newsprint creating 3,000 jobs approved

£180m redevelopment of newsprint creating 3,000 jobs approved

Planning permission has been granted to transform a 90-acre former printing site int a hub for businesses.

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Two arrests over 'violent attack' near station

Two arrests over 'violent attack' near station

A man suffered serious injuries after allegedly being attacked by two people near a railway station.

New supermarket set to open

New supermarket set to open

A new Costcutter is set to open in a village, creating 10 new jobs.

Missing snake still on the loose in family home

Missing snake still on the loose in family home

Snake owners have been sharing tips on how to safely catch the reptiles after one made its way into a family home leaving a trail of shed skin.

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Man's company van stolen

Man's company van stolen

A tree surgeon has been left unable to do his job after his work van was stolen.

Family find shed snake skin in toddler's bed

Family find shed snake skin in toddler's bed

A couple who woke to find snake skin and a dead mouse in their home are desperately searching for the reptile on the loose in their house.

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Road blocked after van crash

Road blocked after van crash

Drivers are being warned of delays after a collision involving two vans blocked a road.

Image released after man exposes himself in front of children

Image released after man exposes himself in front of children

Police have released a computer generated image as they continue to hunt for a man who exposed himself in front of two children at a country park.

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What really happened to Rome's IX Legion?

What really happened to Rome's IX Legion?

A Kent historian warns that you can't always rely on Hollywood to get history right.

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