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People with dental emergencies are being turned away from a hospital because of a broken X-ray machine.
Free bags of salt will be handed out to residents today on a first come first served basis.
Fifty independent retailers are given the chance to shine as part of a drive to encourage people to support local shops.
Milton Regis Court Hall is opening its doors to the public for the second time in eight years.
Two crashes on a major Kent road are causing long delays for motorists.
A driver was left badly shaken after a series of air rifle pellets shattered the window of his train cabin.
An abandoned dog with a skin condition is hoping to find a new owner in time for Christmas.
A mother dying from cancer is to walk down the aisle at her dream wedding - thanks to tens of thousands of pounds in donations.
Returning Sittingbourne striker Harry Smith has been told he can play as high as he wants.
Questions are being asked after the tip of a needle was found months after someone had undergone surgery.
There is anger at a firm behind a Morrisons store which has slashed targets to build affordable housing after complaining the deal is "burdensome".
Emergency crews are at the scene of an accident near one of the county's busiest junctions, and a second crash is adding to motorists' woes.
A group of mothers have become the first to complete an innovative parenting programme imported from the United States.
The New Inn in Murston has been refurbished by keen new landlords.
The All Saints' Church in Murston has been given the healthy donation to its much-praised scheme.
People in the Sittingbourne area are being send a fake Euromillions win letter
A planning application has finally been submitted to build a multi-purpose hall on a housing estate.
A fundraising appeal to help make a terminally ill mum’s wedding dream come has reached over £30,000, including one anonymous donation of £25,000.
Mum of one Sharon Turner says people will die if MPs vote against the life-saving treatment remaining a prescribed NHS treatment.
A former Fulston Manor School student who went on to become an award winning burlesque dancer reveals all.
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