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A farm has been given the go-ahead to open a 45-pitch campsite and micropub as owners say “diversification is key” to staying alive.
A bus driver has turned her vehicle into a festive grotto and is serenading her young passengers with seasonal songs.
Two young entrepreneurs who have taken over a well-known fishmonger shop plan to breathe new life into the business with an entirely Kentish twist.
An independent school for secondary students is taking in special needs children in the new year.
A zookeeper lost the tip of his finger to a Siberian tiger after hand-feeding it meat in small chunks which he had prepared.
We take a behind-the-scenes look at how work at a controversial new homes development is progressing as it edges closer to final completion.
The boss of a popular Italian restaurant is retiring after almost 50 years and has put the business up for auction.
An amateur fighter jumped a fence to attack his neighbour and rain down “at least 10 blows” while he was “pinned” to the ground.
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The last of Kent’s traditional oyster fishermen has died aged 95.
A retired nurse who still lives in her own home at the age of 104 says she has been “very lucky” in life as she celebrates around family and friends.
Police taped off a road following a three-car crash which left two people in hospital.
Plans to build more than 200 homes on brownfield sites throughout a historic town centre across the next 15 years have been approved by residents.
A disqualified driver who suffers seizures and has “grip problems” got back behind the wheel a month after being banned.
Work on a controversial housing development will start next year, after an almost decade-long battle to get the £40 million project off the ground.
Plans by bosses of a nursery to build a new “holistic” independent primary school have been given the green light.
An appeal to the public has been made to help find a missing 12-year-old schoolgirl, last seen five days ago.
Plans to turn a beloved garden centre – which closed in the summer – into village hall for the community have taken a step forward.
Fire crews are urging people to make sure all mirrors and reflective objects are kept out of direct sunlight after a bedroom fire.
Firefighters on two engines were called to a blaze in the early hours which left a garage severely damaged.
Eager customers grabbed a trolley and joined the queue ahead of the opening of a new discount store.
Some councils across Kent will offer free parking during the Christmas period to help draw in shoppers and support local businesses.
We all hate folk who litter, but when the wind blows and we put out our recycling, we only compound the problem.
An animal rescue charity has profiled 20 dogs up for adoption in Kent who are searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.
The future of an abandoned seaside holiday park is still in “limbo” with bosses showing no signs of reopening the site.
A do-not-swim warning at one of Kent’s most popular beaches is “nothing short of devastating”, say furious residents.
Plans for up to 30,000 solar panels in the green belt have been proposed but residents fear it could “set a precedent” for building in the area.
Here are just some of the criminals, including murderers, gun smugglers, paedophiles, thieves and violent offenders who were locked up this month.
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A total of 10 Kent MPs voted against today’s assisted dying bill as it was passed in the House of Commons – while eight supported it.
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