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A hospital trust has apologised after failing to properly diagnose a “happily married” woman who was “living life to the full” when she collapsed.
A teacher at a prestigious public school has been banned from the profession after confessing to having sexual thoughts about his pupils.
Tonbridge boss Craig Nelson is a big admirer of his new striker.
A woman who became aggressive with police after being kicked out of a pub for being drunk and disorderly has appeared in court.
Craig Nelson has made his first signing since taking charge at Tonbridge.
Newly-promoted Tonbridge Juddians will start their 2025/26 National League 1 season on the road while Canterbury will also begin their campaign away.
Ebbsfleet have made their third summer signing - another defender.
A council and cabinet have shown unanimous support for a new village green.
A drug dealer who claimed he had earned £10,000 in cash by hairdressing has been jailed.
A council is set to upgrade safety along a riverside walk near a retail park.
Delays are clearing on the M20 after reports of a crash between two cars.
Voters are being asked if they want to see a new town council created.
A council is on the verge of declaring a new village green - securing the land against the possibility of future development.
A Grade II-listed village pub dating back to the Victorian era has gone up for sale.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a boy was left with several injuries after being hit by a car.
A depraved former councillor and teacher at a prestigious school who repeatedly grabbed pupils’ genitals died of heart failure, a report has found.
A high street fast-food restaurant has closed suddenly despite making its return to the area three years ago after a 40-year break.
Kent’s rugby squad are back at Twickenham for the third season in succession as they chase a hat-trick of Bill Beaumont County Championship crowns.
Scott Wagstaff is staying at Tonbridge Angels in a major boost to new manager Craig Nelson.
Craig Nelson intends to make full use of technology to help Tonbridge next season - but he won’t be ruled by it.
