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Gillingham will welcome League 1 opposition to Priestfield in July as their pre-season starts to take shape.
A banking hub is set to open in a town centre just a year on from another banking branch closing.
Motorists faced long delays in a busy tunnel following a crash involving a car and a moped.
Police have confirmed a teenager who was reported missing for the second time in the space of a week has now been safely located.
A reverend has expressed her gratitude to an anonymous scrap merchant who has helped secure the return of a stolen First World War memorial plaque.
Experienced midfielder Jonny Williams has praised Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth’s no-blame culture that helped them finish the season strongly.
A care hostess who goes above and beyond for her patients has been recognised for her hard work as she is nominated for a hospital award.
Youths have been caught on camera running riot at a derelict secondary school, as locals call for it to be replaced with housing as soon as possible.
Police have partially blocked a road after a crash near a supermarket store.
Motorists are facing more delays on a busy motorway after a car set on fire.
Owners of a new indian restaurant serving curries, tandoori, and flavorful street food wants to bring a “taste of Mumbai” to the county.
Two lanes of a motorway are closed for emergency roadworks after an infrastructure defect was uncovered.
Motorists and bus passengers will be diverted for 10 weeks while work begins on a new housing development.
It was likened to a “comedy sketch” and took four years to sort, but a pensioner’s battle to get a dropped kerb is finally over.
A builder saw red and dismantled a paved garden he’d helped build after after he didn’t get paid by his boss for doing the work.
Gillingham legends recall a dramatic season that 25 years ago ended in Wembley triumph.
A new-look water play area and a set of refurbished tennis courts have been unveiled as part of a leisure park’s regeneration.
A document determining housing, employment and infrastructure in one part of Kent for the next 16 years is set to be published.
A main road has been closed to allow gas engineers to investigate a reported leak.
A disused gas works could be transformed into hundreds of new homes and pave the way for the relocation of a “much-loved” sailing club.
