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Former Eurovision star Nikki French reflects on her time at the contest 25 years on, her Kent roots and how one act has paved a path for UK success.
A motorist has been arrested after he was allegedly caught speeding at more than twice the legal limit along a section of the M20.
Stuck for school holiday ideas? Hop aboard a gaming train, make your own pizzas, follow a creepy crawly trail and more.
The Conservative group has chosen their new leader at Kent County Council - less than a fortnight after being trounced by Reform UK at the elections.
A mum wants more to be done to help men who are struggling with their mental health after she lost three friends to suicide.
A grandad is furious after Aldi staff demanded to check a bag full of personal items relating to his wife’s medical condition despite saying “no”.
A scheme to upgrade doctors’ facilities is set to create more than 250,000 new appointments in the county as part of a larger overhaul project.
A grade II-listed pub is set to temporarily close its doors while it undergoes a major facelift ahead of unveiling its ‘brand new look”.
Kent County Council forking out £10k on replacing four lampposts has been questioned by a resident.
A grandfather strangled to death over a long-standing grudge was said to be “worried” the man on trial accused of his murder was out “to get” him.
A new café has opened in a building where personal memories, family connections and long-held plans all meet.
A grammar school has received top marks from inspectors, who weren’t able to find any areas for improvement.
A new beer has gone on sale to support a campaign to help a Kent family raise money for research to help beat a life-limiting condition.
There are plenty of stunning gardens open to the public this month, including Jane Austen’s second home and cosy cottage gardens.
Police were called to reports of a horse and carriage blocking a main road.
A former doctor’s surgery, an Indian restaurant and a parcel of land were some of the latest Kent properties to sell at auction.
Follow us here for the KCC election results for Tonbridge and Malling.
A wheelchair-bound widow who suffered life-threatening injuries after a fall is still waiting to be rehoused due to a severe lack of suitable homes.
Three fire engines have been called to a caravan blaze, with nearby residents told to take action as large amounts of smoke billow into the air.
Councillors felt intimidated after residents opposing a controversial planning application posted objections through their letterbox.
Spring into the first bank holiday of the month with Morris dancers, maypoles, craft beer and doggy days out.
An MP says “it’s time for proper enforcement” to stop lives being blighted by boy racers after it became a “consistent issue”.
An abusive man who assaulted his partner for almost two years and made her life an “absolute misery” has been jailed.
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A Kent garden designer is celebrating after striking gold at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show.
Could separate beds be the key to a good night’s sleep? We hear from the experts… and comedian Katherine Ryan.
A leading consultant urological surgeon explains the signs of prostate cancer and how treatable it is.
There are plenty of ways to trim the costs of an unforgettable sunshine getaway without losing that feelgood factor.
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Zak Crawley scored his first Test century for England in nearly two years on Thursday.
Alec Farrall, Gillingham’s first Football League title-winning skipper, has passed away aged 89.
Find out who’s made KentOnline’s team of the season and vote for your star man.
Craig Nelson intends to make full use of technology to help Tonbridge next season - but he won’t be ruled by it.
Gillingham keeper Glenn Morris is determined to add to his individual accolades with the ultimate team achievement before he hangs up his gloves.
Kent began their bid for a third successive Bill Beaumont County Championship title with a six-try win over Hampshire.
Food and drink festival, artisan market and outdoor theatre on offer throughout the summer.
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This event at the Stag Theatre in Sevenoaks on Thursday 26 June will be packed with informative talks on a host of subjects affecting older people.
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