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The owner of a seafood restaurant says he is yet to find a suitable buyer for his business despite it being on the market for 17 years.
Gas engineers are completing emergency repairs along a main road.
A convicted drug dealer is to have his assets seized after supplying cocaine to people around Kent.
Pembury rower Emily Craig says the Paris Olympics can be the perfect ending to a story three years in the making.
Early Kent League Premier Division basement boys Tunbridge Wells ended reigning champions Lordswood’s perfect record to allow Minster to go top.
The Conservatives have chosen their candidate to defend Tunbridge Wells at general election.
A thief has been banned from entering any shops in his home town for two years and any Tesco in the county.
Broadcaster Iain Dale has withdrawn from the race to become an MP after audio surfaced of him saying he didn’t like the place he aimed to represent.
The husband of a professional event rider has paid tribute to his “strong, beautiful and phenomenal” wife following her death in a riding accident.
A row has erupted over a council leader’s choice of appointments to chairman and vice chairman roles in a newly elected council.
A radio host attempting to be an MP has come under fire after previous comments surfaced saying he “never liked the place” he is hoping to represent.
LBC host Iain Dale has announced he is quitting his show to run for parliament.
An outdoor clothing and equipment company is set to launch its eighth store in Kent.
A listed home opposite a village green and in a conservation area is under offer at a “bargain” price.
A crane has lifted 11 new modular homes into place to add an extra floor to a block of flats.
A bid to remove affordable housing from plans for two blocks of flats has been rejected by the council.
A dispersal order has been put in place to help tackle repeated anti-social behaviour in a town centre.
Tunbridge Wells’ Freya Black is hitting form at just the right time ahead of this summer’s Olympics.
Plans have been put forward to redevelop a disused brutalist office block - but opponents have criticised the design and lack of affordable homes.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley reached the gold standard at the Slovenia Para Open, while there was a silver lining for Minster’s Ross Wilson.
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