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A suspected drug dealer is due to appear in court after police found drugs and a weapon in a car in a town centre.
A council has been accused of not making climate change a priority after a motion to declare a climate and nature emergency was thrown out.
Experts are advising people to avoid low lying land as heavy rain overnight could lead to flooding.
Police are investigating a spate of suspicious sheep killings which has seen eight of the animals mutilated in a week.
Snow fell in parts of the county today as temperatures dropped below freezing.
A new all-in-one £13.5 million NHS health centre is open for business after many years of planning.
A group of teenagers have been praised for springing into action to try and save a deer found severely injured in a park.
A council with the third highest proportion of green belt land in the country is warning it will have to release some of it to meet housing targets.
A Kent MP has said migration figures are ‘too high’ despite what she claimed was some of the ‘strongest action ever” taken by her government.
Motorists are being forced to take a long diversion to avoid a road closed due to a burst water pipe.
Work has begun on a new veterinary practice which claims it will be one of the “largest and most advanced in the south east”.
An accident involving an overturned van led to lengthy delays for motorists.
An attack on a man who was punched and kicked in the head before being chased has prompted the release of a CCTV image.
A boy diagnosed with a rare cancer has celebrated his seventh birthday after his mum gave him the ultimate gift.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a report of indecent exposure at a park.
Harry Hudson has resigned as manager of Isthmian South East side Sevenoaks.
People are being asked to share their views on the idea of reducing speed limits across several roads in a town.
A woman caused thousands of pounds of damage to eight cars when she keyed them because they were parked on pavements.
A pet owner is asking for help in a bid to save her 80-year-old pet from being put down.
The level of house-building in one of the county’s leafier districts must “triple” and make most of greenfield sites, a council has been told.