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A travel agency has lost an important tourism and travel association membership, meaning new bookings won’t be financially protected.
Councillors are to be warned about how much it will cost to turn down a scheme for new homes before deciding the fate of a cherished green space.
A campaign to establish a new town council has taken a significant step forward.
Temperatures across the county are expected to rise leading to hopes it may bring an end to a prolonged spell of chilly conditions.
We look at whether devolution in Kent could mean better bus services for people living in areas in danger of being cut off when a route is axed.
More than 20 new gardens are set to open to the public this year, from English Heritage sites to restored Victorian gardens.
Traffic wardens have to work in pairs outside schools or be accompanied by police for fear of assault by parents.
The population of Kent is soaring at a time when housing stock is insufficient to meet demand, a new study has found.
The number of patients forced to endure long waits in A&E corridors continues to soar as an alarming crisis deepens across Kent.
As lovebirds across the county celebrate Valentine’s Day, we retell the romantic, bizarre and funny stories of how Kent couples fell in love.
Kent’s biggest and most beleaguered local authority has agreed a balanced budget – but its leadership issued dire warnings about the future.
A convicted sex offender who groomed a young girl and gained the trust of her parents before moving into their house has been jailed.
A shoplifter told magistrates he would never offend again after kicking his drug habit into touch and getting a job.
Fears of a “democratic deficit” following local government reorganisation have prompted a campaign to set up a new town council.
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 some 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.
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Help for hard-up householders with energy debt as multi-million-pound scheme is extended.
Looking for help to beat the bugs and sicknesses? Here’s why this ‘liquid gold’ could be for you.
Insuring a vehicle can be expensive, here’s how to reduce your annual renewal premiums
Thirteen general knowledge questions to tackle - including sport, science, stews and Scrabble
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Kent director of cricket Simon Cook hopes the short-term pain of County Championship relegation can lead to long-term gains for the county.
Gills In The Blood TV’s Matt Boosey delivers his verdict on the past week at Priestfield.
Gillingham’s young defender Sam Gale had the fans at Priestfield singing his name on Saturday and he was loving every minute.
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Leaders Tonbridge Juddians gave hosts Canterbury a finishing lesson in their National League 2 East clash at Merton Lane.
Gillingham manager John Coleman expects the scouts to start flocking to Priestfield if their young defender continues playing the way he is.
Children can plant a seed and decorate a pot at the Mall Maidstone this half-term.
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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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