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A teenager has been arrested after a girl was allegedly sexually assaulted in a public garden.
A popular Kent visitor attraction has announced it will close next month while new owners are sought for the second time in a year.
Lifeboat crews were called out to sea yesterday after a surfing kite was spotted floating without its owner.
Bags of tarmac left on a road in a suspected fly-tip have turned out to be used for road repairs.
A former professional footballer has opened an exhibition about one of Britain's war heroes and first black footballers.
A father who died in a motorcycle crash has been described as a ‘very proud dad of four’ in a tribute by his family.
More than 500 people flocked to a coastal harbour to take a first look at plans for new seafront homes.
Coastguard crews were called to rescue a boat which had lost power after colliding with a Second World War temporary harbour.
Four men have appeared in court charged with weapons offences, including having baseball bats and an axe in public.
Police have released an image as they investigate the attempted robbery of a woman.
British Transport Police are investigating after a woman was found dead on railway tracks.
A council has raked in more than £16,000 has been collected from a controversial new pay and display parking scheme.
A Kent seaside district has been revealed as one of the unhappiest places in the UK in a new survey.
One of Britain's most famous novelists is heading to Kent next month for an 'in conversation' event.
A glass company in Kent founded as a family business in the 1980s has gone into liquidation after it ceased trading yesterday.
Council building teams say they will monitor a high street premises after a huge shop sign fell onto the path below.
Opening night went down a treat at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
An 18-year-old has been arrested during a seize of drugs paraphernalia and knives.
Railway workers got a surprise when they lifted part of track to a replace it, only to find one of the amphibians.
