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The new head teacher of a school rated inadequate by Ofsted has revealed how he has changed its fortunes after four months in the job.
Firefighters are urging people to be vigilant after an out-of-control bonfire spread to a field.
Fishermen in Kent say their industry is the “sacrificial lamb” in Sir Keir Starmer’s post-Brexit “reset” with the EU.
Traders fear a controversial move to hike some car parking charges by almost 40% will “kill” local businesses.
Maternity units at two Kent hospitals have made “significant improvements” since receiving the worst-possible rating from inspectors.
An ageing leisure centre’s pool building is to be demolished earlier than planned for public safety, council bosses say.
A businessman who had a “steely determination” to get things done has died aged 91.
Bosses behind the £10.5m restoration of a historic town hall say they “wanted to do it justice” as it prepares to open today.
Plans to convert a barn into hotel rooms on the site of a Grade II-listed manor have sparked concerns over pedestrian safety.
The comedian and author is giving audiences a glimpse into his unusual childhood, based on his latest memoir, My Family.
A Kent hospitals trust has paid out more in compensation for medication blunders than any other in England, new data suggests.
Developers have lodged a new bid to build homes on farmland – almost two years after their previous, divisive attempt was rejected.
Plans have been lodged for three new padel courts, as the trendy sport continues to sweep across Kent.
The deputy leader of a Kent council has been expelled from the Labour Party over claims he used a social media account to support rival candidates.
The cutting down of mature trees along an A-road has been branded “decimation of the countryside” by concerned environmentalists.
A much-loved husband described by friends as a “compassionate soul with the kindest heart” has tragically died aged just 40.
Spring into the first bank holiday of the month with Morris dancers, maypoles, craft beer and doggy days out.
Frustrated residents say developers are having a “feeding frenzy” in their village after plans for a further 739 homes were approved.
A major electricity scheme has taken a key step forward, with the Planning Inspectorate confirming it will now assess the application.
A heartless thief has stolen hundreds of pounds from a church charity shop and cafe.
Dozens of residents are being put up in a hotel following a devastating fire at a block of flats - as council bosses say some have “lost everything”.
Plans for 739 homes on the edge of a village are set to be approved in one night.
Ambulance crews are at the scene of a crash along a busy A-road which has been shut this evening.
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A Kent garden designer is celebrating after striking gold at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show.
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A leading consultant urological surgeon explains the signs of prostate cancer and how treatable it is.
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Gillingham keeper Glenn Morris is determined to add to his individual accolades with the ultimate team achievement before he hangs up his gloves.
Kent began their bid for a third successive Bill Beaumont County Championship title with a six-try win over Hampshire.
Kent suffered a hard-fought three-wicket defeat to Gloucestershire on the final day of a thrilling County Championship Division 2 match.
Gillingham FC Supporters’ Club wants an investigation into disorder that marred the final game of the League 2 season at Port Vale.
St Lawrence & Highland Court got off the mark in the Kent League Premier Division at the second attempt with a 12-run home win over Sandwich Town.
This new restaurant in Dover offers fresh fish and chips as well as traditional full English breakfasts.
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