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Three building projects in Kent are among the nominations for a national architectural award.
A mystery Kent man won a huge £1 million in a Euromillions draw, and plans to start his own business with the cash.
An award-winning studio offering brides a place to prepare before their big day has announced its closure amidst ‘crippling’ financial pressures.
Police searching for a missing teenage boy confirmed he has been found.
A parking company has backed down after KentOnline took on the case of a pensioner who was fined despite correctly paying to visit a shopping centre.
A power cut to a busy main railway line is causing disruption and delays to passengers this morning.
We’ve got 15 fantastic days out for the February half term, from roar-some dinosaur trails to eco-friendly fun.
Six men and one woman have been sentenced for their part in a £22m construction industry fraud.
Kent and Medway have missed out being part of the government fast-tracked devolution programme.
A call has gone out for 1,000 people to get together, but you must be wearing odd socks.
Children as young as 10 are coming to A&E due to self-harm or a suicide attempt - we speak to the people who are there to meet them.
Trains were cancelled following reports of a landslide.
A borough’s new leisure complex is to stay in the heart of town, it has been revealed, as people are asked for their views to shape the project.
An auction of memorabilia related to the Yardbirds guitarist Jeff Beck has raised £100k for a wildlife centre threatened with closure.
A damning survey has been told of bullying and discrimination towards female employees at the ambulance service which serves Kent.
Water supplies have returned to homes which were left with low or no pressure since Saturday but some residents are still having problems.
An animal rescue charity has profiled 20 dogs up for adoption in the county who are searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.
Some councils are doing better than others when it comes to bringing Kent’s 8,000-plus empty properties back into use.
Disruption at a major water supplier, which has seen thousands of people with water problems, has worsened due to the “hilly” area, it’s been claimed.
Several schools remain shut across a town following a power cut which sparked days of water issues.
A criminal gang responsible for supplying class A drugs has been jailed for more than two decades between them.
A power cut at a major water site has caused problems for thousands of people in parts of Kent.
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Loan defender Andy Smith has wasted no time in settling in at Gillingham – and he thanked a couple of former club-mates for their assistance.
Gillingham showed fight and desire at Walsall as they took a point off the league leaders.
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Gillingham manager John Coleman praised his side’s impressive turnaround after Tuesday’s point at Walsall.
Former Tonbridge and Maidstone footballer Devonte Aransibia has died at the age of 26.
Tonbridge will keep going in their bid to make the National League South play-offs.
The first working Monday of each New Year is often dubbed 'Divorce Day,' a term that reflects the expected surge in divorce inquiries, post Christmas.
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