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Nicola Jordan joined the KM Group as a senior reporter in 2012. She was previously news editor of the Medway News.
The owner of a coffee shop has opened a second branch in a neighbouring town 15 years after setting up his first.
A leading grammar school is dropping International Baccalaureate diploma in favour of A-levels only as of next September.
The budget store will take over a massive town centre unit after Wilko’s went into administration.
A former businessman who hid a secret camera in toilets and admitted voyeurism and making indecent pictures of children has avoided prison.
A couple who hand-built a mesmerising retro neon junkyard boozer in their backyard are in the running to have it named the country’s best.
Thousands of schoolchildren have been left upset and confused after time allotted for a Medway Test paper was less than they had expected.
A pensioner has spoken of her “terrible” ordeal trying to live in a rented home which regularly floods and finding herself “ankle-deep in water”.
An expert has explained why the mystery Mr P has snapped up random plots of land.
A hotel manager is trying to trace the family of a motorist after discovering old driving licences dating back to 1935 in a town centre car park.
Thieves raided a football club and stole charity donations after snatching personal effects from a cemetery.
A special order has been issued preventing a community pub from being sold while campaigners raise funds to buy it.
A group has descended on land within weeks of an encampment leaving.
Residents are worried about a loss of privacy after eight small bits of land have been snapped up by a mystery man.
Bikers are being offered free security devices at a shopping centre amid a massive hike in motorcycle, scooter and moped thefts across the county.
A gardener had to quit his job after suffering painful and unsightly side effects from coming off eczema steroid cream.
An unauthorised encampment of travellers has been spotted at a local beauty spot and haven for wildlife.
We look back at how a once contaminated wasteland slowly transformed into a thriving island community where no resident wants to leave.
Renewed calls have been made to do something with a former village school which has sat empty for 20 years - and is now branded dangerous and unsafe.
Smokers have had to stump up nearly £7,000 between them after being caught dropping cigarette butts.
An unauthorised encampment has converged on popular playing fields again despite calls from fed-up residents for tougher security measures.
