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A TV and football star has visited a village cafe where he enjoyed a “lovely” full English breakfast and posed with customers for selfies.
An explosives team detonated a Second World War bomb on a beach after a dog walker discovered it.
Hundreds of people are battling plans for a solar farm amid fears it could cause “serious harm” to one of Britain’s most important Roman sites.
A six-year-old boy and his parents were over the moon to discover a 100-million-year-old fossil while searching for stones to skim at the beach.
Emergency crews spent three hours tackling fire at a car compound which saw several vehicles ablaze.
High tides are expected to cause flooding in sections of Kent’s coastline overnight.
A father and daughter are worried their pet alpacas and goats could be culled as the animals are set to be tested for the bluetongue virus.
A nursery has been forced to close suddenly, the parent company citing its “financial position” as the reason.
The proposed size of a controversial solar farm has increased to 206 acres in an official planning application.
A secondary school struggling to get pupils to class has been hit with a poor Ofsted rating for the fourth time running.
“Lairy teenagers” wearing creepy clown masks with “huge sharp teeth” have been disturbing villagers in a series of anti-social acts.
Rail passengers are experiencing delays after a person was spotted on the tracks.
Three new cases of bluetongue disease have been identified in the county.
A new TV programme about the discovery of Viagra, in which a Kent laboratory played a key role, is airing this month.
A former mayor forced to apologise publicly to a woman he was ruled to have bullied has made unfounded claims the allegations against him are lies.
A former Grade II-listed town centre bank stood empty for six years could be overhauled into flats.
An A-road was closed in both directions for three hours following a crash involving two cars.
Wildlife activists have spoken of their “heartbreak” as a wind turbine home to nesting peregrine falcons and ravens is set to be torn down.
A plan to increase the size of a gypsy and traveller site failed to get approval, following fears of increased traffic and over-development.
A playful seal has been captured frolicking in a river, where it is seen diving in and out of the water.