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Casualties cut free from car as '10 ambulances' attend crash
28 October 2020Two casualties were cut free from a car and four people have suffered injuries in a crash on a main road.
Heavy police presence around village
28 October 2020Vans, cars and a helicopter have been deployed to a village.
Painting and decorating shop goes under the hammer
28 October 2020A former painting and decorating shop is among the lots that will go under the hammer at an auction next week.
Fundraiser raises £6k via online raffles during pandemic
28 October 2020A breast cancer fundraiser has not let the coronavirus pandemic dampen her awareness efforts as she celebrates raising £6,000 via online raffles.
Race to fix vandalised cemetery bench before Remembrance
27 October 2020A Royal British Legion group is racing to fix its bench next to a war memorial following a second act of vandalism in just over a year.
Businesses rally to provide free school meals for children
27 October 2020Businesses have stepped up to provide free school meals to children this half term after MPs voted against extending the measure.
Lottery grant means elderly and vulnerable can eat healthily
27 October 2020Wholesome and subsidised meals will continue to be made and delivered to vulnerable people thanks to a lottery grant and a band of volunteers
Boy's toys needed in Christmas present appeal
26 October 2020An appeal is being made specifically for boys' toys as volunteers aim to ease the stress of Christmas on struggling families.
Kent's links to the Tudors
25 October 2020They lived in castles, built fortresses along the coast and had secret love affairs in our stately homes, the Tudors have a long history in Kent.
Police give 'knife wands' to Kent bars
24 October 2020Hand-held metal detectors have been handed out to pubs and bars in the county to deter violent crime.
The most expensive house in every town in Kent
24 October 2020From swimming pools to cinema rooms, we look inside some of the most stunning homes on the market in Kent.
Plans to establish asylum seeker intake centre
23 October 2020Plans have been submitted by the Home Office to create an asylum seeker intake centre in Dover.
Biography explores lives of 'most adventurous and inspiring characters'
23 October 2020A Kent author's latest biography features some of the most adventurous of characters in South America to discover how the past can influence today.
Mobile barman gives away part of lockdown profits
23 October 2020A businessman whose prosecco bar made innovative use of a closed down paddling pool during lockdown has given away part of his profits.
Charity swings back into action after fundraising hiatus
23 October 2020A charity came swinging back into action following a fundraising hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Row intensifies over new homes proposed by Betteshanger Park
23 October 2020Objection to a major housing development opposite a country park continues to grow as a date for planners to grant their decision remains unconfirmed.
'I've pulled 5.5 million pints in 40 years'
23 October 2020A publican who has pulled more than five and a half million pints in his 40-year landlordship says 2020 has been his most challenging year yet.
Leading the 'Vera Lynn Way' to White Cliffs
22 October 2020Wartime singer Dame Vera Lynn could be honoured with her own footpath after plans gained approval from a council chief.
Castle cable car plan's £1.5m boost
22 October 2020A proposal for a cable car to link an iconic castle with the town it overlooks has been granted £1.5 million in funding.
'I had bone cancer but they sent me home with antibiotics - twice'
22 October 2020A dad is seeking to highlight the symptoms of cancer after his daughter was misdiagnosed twice and it took nine attempts to get his son a scan.
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