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An undercover police officer who left two people with serious injuries after crashing an unmarked vehicle into an oncoming car has kept his job.
McDonald’s bosses say the opening of a town’s fourth outlet is still going ahead - despite contractors facing delays.
A huge thunderstorm has left homes flooded after torrential downpours battered Kent last night.
There are surprises galore for Secret Drinker as he heads into the countryside for a quiet pint
A TV star is backing a bid to save a doomed shopping centre from demolition - claiming council bosses are “ripping the heart out of the town”.
With shoplifting on the rise and social media awash with CCTV of thieves, KentOnline asks whether “honesty boxes” can still work for businesses.
MP Sojan Joseph says Eurostar’s plans to launch services to Germany and Switzerland are “short-sighted” - as the operator continues to skip Kent.
Angry residents say they are planning to send their garden waste bins back after all but one Kent council hiked the price of the service.
A dramatic rise in school exclusions across Kent has seen thousands of pupils kicked out of the classroom – including children as young as four.
Animal keepers are desperately reviewing camera footage after the death of a snow leopard cub, less than five weeks after she was born.
A much-loved mountain lion which arrived at a Kent animal park just days after its first birthday has died.
The Met Office is warning that more than half a month’s worth of rainfall could hammer down this weekend, with a risk of lightning and hail too.
An “unscrupulous” Indian restaurant has been stripped of its licence after using illegal workers like “slaves” and ignoring £120,000 of fines.
Plans for 50 homes on the edge of a village have moved a step closer to fruition - despite fears the scheme will “destroy” the area.
Staff and customers at a store have been praised for their swift action after rushing to the aid of four people hurt in a road traffic collision.
Dozens of schools and hospitals in Kent are to benefit from a share of almost £1.2 billion in government funding for upgrades and vital maintenance.
A top Indian restaurant could have its licence stripped after a decade of hiring illegal workers on little to no pay.
Elderly residents face the “inhumane” upheaval of being moved out of their retirement complex and into temporary accommodation for two years.
Six baby hedgehogs have died after a woman was allegedly seen poking their mother with a broomstick an hour before it gave birth.
Despite a puncture before reaching Dover, a team of cyclists went on to ride the 260 miles between Kent and Paris for youngsters in care.
A man in his 80s has suffered serious injuries after being struck by an e-bike rider while walking along the pavement.
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A council’s decision to charge a yoga instructor £1,000 to use the beach for 6am classes has been branded “crazy” and “ridiculous”.
A Kent council has won a grant from Keep Britain Tidy to help in the battle against discarded chewing gum.
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Lloyd Hume’s bid to bring another striker to Ashford is proving a challenge - because of how good Gary Lockyer is.
Gillingham begin preparations for the new campaign next week and midfielder Ethan Coleman knows more than most how important a solid pre-season is.
Kent once again take on Yorkshire with a third successive Bill Beaumont County Championship title on the line.
Kent Spitfires suffered a T20 Blast defeat to Gloucestershire in Canterbury in front of the television cameras - with an unusual delay taking place.
Kent Spitfires captain Sam Billings insists he’ll keep taking the game on despite his run of low scores.
Oli Hawkins has signed for reigning National League champions Barnet after being released by Gillingham.
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