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Davina McCall visited a schoolgirl who was diagnosed with a similar brain tumour on the same day the TV presenter announced she was having surgery.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley won two gold medals in his first international event since the Paralympics - and it could have been three.
Lengthy queues of customers were spotted gathering outside a growing restaurant chain as it prepares to open its second Kent location.
Tunbridge Wells earned a dramatic one-wicket win to make a victorious start to their Kent League Premier Division season at Sandwich Town.
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.
Eight families have been told to leave their social housing flats as the cost of repairs is uneconomic.
A bus company has launched an investigation after “extremely serious” allegations one of its drivers was seen on the wrong side of the road.
A young inclusivity campaigner is hoping to buy a new state-of-the-art wheelchair to allow him to access places that others take for granted.
Two businesses selling retro sweets and sumo-sized doughnuts are expanding as they open new branches in the county.
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Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley will make his first tournament appearance since Paris 2024 with back-to-back events.
A teacher has been banned from the profession after she was found to have mouthed answers to her students during their exams.
A suspect has been charged after a man was left with severe head injuries following an assault outside a supermarket.
A child rapist has been locked up for a series of historic offences committed more than 50 years ago.
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey has ruled out a deal with the Conservatives to run Kent County Council after tomorrow’s election.
Businesses in a town are being invited to become ‘safe havens’ to improve safety for women.
A man suffered serious head injuries after he was allegedly punched following a “disagreement” over a parking space
The new tenant of a pub and restaurant has followed in the footsteps of his grandparents who ran it in the 1960s and has grand plans for the venue.
A grandfather was strangled to death after a seemingly chance encounter with a man who bore him "a long-standing grudge", a murder trial has heard.
Volunteers have spoken of their devastation after a rare heritage train from the 1980s was vandalised with graffiti.
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