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A “fit and healthy” man died as a result of injuries sustained when he was hit by an Audi a year before his death, an inquest has heard.
The boss of a local cinema has dismissed concerns it may be closing down as it announced a £100,000 renovation.
Our reporter sat down for brunch at a contemporary cafe that is bringing a medieval town into the 21st century.
There are fears more children will face a 25-mile trip to school due to a lack of places, as there are calls for an “urgent” review of Kent education.
A hockey club, which had to leave its home of 95 years, says it can’t survive without community support and funding for a new pitch.
Inspectors from the government’s social housing regulator have uncovered “serious failings” in how a council manages its homes.
A violent axe and cricket bat attack on two men as they drove along the A2 had its background in human trafficking, a jury has heard.
The Conservative leader of a Kent district council says he is prepared to step down if Tory rebels return to the fold.
A formal consultation is underway with workers at one of the county’s largest hospitals as part of a national push to digitalise the NHS.
A Kent actress has been crowned in awards celebrating Britain’s young theatre talent - and hailed the arts scene in her hometown for inspiring her.
A new weekend-long music event featuring rock, pop, soul and dance hits is coming to Kent next year - and has already been nicknamed “Glaston Thanet”.
MP Mike Tapp says millions of pounds in funding for schools, buses and local hospitals is helping those living in Kent.
Police have apologised and agreed compensation with a pro-Palestine protestor after officers wrongly threatened her with arrest at a demonstration.
A planning inspector has thrown out a developer’s appeal after a scheme for 23 new homes was rejected by a district council.
A suspect has been charged after a serious assault left a man with facial injuries.
A 44-year-old man had not been long out of prison when he pushed a woman down the stairs, punched another and spat at officers who came to arrest him.
Footage shows the moment police stopped Tommy Robinson in a Bentley at the Channel Tunnel terminal in Kent.
A University of Oxford student from the county has been suspended by the prestigious school after his offensive chanting appeared online.
Long-awaited plans to replace a beleaguered seafront arcade with a shop and homes have taken a step forward.
Three men have pleaded not guilty to a murder charge after a man was hit by a car in a town centre.
Worried residents have expressed fears over the safety of their high street after reports of “repeat” break-ins and rowdy behaviour.
Workers at Eurostar are to be balloted for strikes in a dispute over safety and conditions.
A shopping centre’s three highly anticipated new arrivals have confirmed opening dates ahead of the Christmas rush.
Police and fire crews were called to a crash, which caused delays on a busy route.
Toll cash for the new Lower Thames Crossing could be used to secure the long term future of a much-loved ferry service which ended last year.
Police and paramedics have been called after a person was injured in a crash.
Two people have been injured after a crash, which is causing delays on a busy route.
Kent’s Bake Off contestant is the eighth baker to leave the tent after a tough meringue week.
A new Greggs store has opened its doors today, marking the bakery giant’s first branch in the town centre.
Fans can hear rock hits and film scores performed by a string ensemble in the glow of thousands of candles.
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