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Radio presenter Rob Wills will be joining a football team in a special match day event, all for an amazing cause.
A pub and restaurant has reopened following a “significant” investment to modernise the premises.
Council officers are to showcase the regeneration projects in an effort to draw investors at a national conference.
Months after it announced its decision to close its fine-dining restaurant, a visitor attraction has reopened its riverside bar.
On the Kent Politics Podcast this week, new KCC leader Linden Kemkaran addresses concerns about council staff being stopped from working from home.
Firefighters have spent around six hours tackling garage and van fires in a residential road.
Plans have been submitted to create a temporary dental surgery on disused land until a permanent home can be built nearby.
A healthcare worker who believes “laughter is the best medicine” is the latest finalist to be shortlisted for a prestigious hospital hero award.
Midfielder Robbie McKenzie was quick to sign a new deal at Gillingham as he believes the club is turning a corner.
Drivers are stuck in rush-hour delays following a crash involving several cars tonight.
Well-advanced talks could see part of a former department store converted into a specialist medical unit designed to take the pressure off a hospital.
The opening date for a new bar, café and restaurant, described as a “home-from-home” experience, has been revealed.
A family has been left “broken” after its beloved cat was alleged mauled by “unrestrained” dogs outside their home and thrown away “like trash”.
Gillingham’s leading scorer this season is among seven senior players leaving the club.
Gillingham are being linked with a move for a New Zealand international defender from Scotland.
Neighbours marked VE Day in a unique way with a street party, tributes to wartime heroes and the sharing of a tradition that began in 1945.
A 58-year-old man who died after being “struck” by a falling object at a recycling facility has been named for the first time.
The Tories in Medway have re-elected their leader after a problematic year for the party locally and nationally.
Chatham Town Women beat Watford 5-1 to complete a historic treble – ending the season with three trophies despite missing out on promotion.
Gillingham’s pre-season schedule is starting to take shape with several Kent opponents already lined up for the summer.
