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Man pleads not guilty to PCSO's murder

Man pleads not guilty to PCSO's murder

08 October 2021

A 21-year-old man has denied murdering PCSO Julia James.

Detention sites 'unsuitable,' say inspectors

Detention sites 'unsuitable,' say inspectors

08 October 2021

Independent monitors have criticised the holding centres being used for asylum seekers at two Kent towns.

Thousands raised in memory of Phil

Thousands raised in memory of Phil

08 October 2021

A total £2,600 has been reaped by bus drivers in a fun day and football match following the death of a workmate from cancer.

Favourite dish for community

Favourite dish for community

08 October 2021

A café that was started by a homelessness group in the summer has served 2,000 meals in its first three months.

Sunday car parking charges introduced

Sunday car parking charges introduced

07 October 2021

Sunday charges and cashless payments are being introduced at several car parks.

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Funeral date for former head

Funeral date for former head

07 October 2021

The funeral takes place next week of a teacher whose career spanned four decades and who taught in Canada as well as Kent.

Bottom-slapping detective given role overseeing sex offenders

Bottom-slapping detective given role overseeing sex offenders

06 October 2021

A police officer who slapped a colleague on the bottom and called her a "naughty girl" has been put in charge of managing sex offenders.

Teaching them young

Teaching them young

06 October 2021

Primary school age children are going through police mini cadet courses, with the scheme spreading though Kent.

Check out the best Kent hotels to check in at

Check out the best Kent hotels to check in at

06 October 2021

These hotels, B&Bs and hidden gems to stay in across the county have been given glowing reviews in the latest Good Hotel Guide.

Tapas restaurant with rooftop terrace opens

Tapas restaurant with rooftop terrace opens

06 October 2021

A new tapas restaurant with a heated roof terrace and cocktail lounge has opened its doors to diners.

Contractors needed for milestone project

Contractors needed for milestone project

05 October 2021

Specialists are wanted for the restoration of a landmark 13th century building, with the work beginning next spring.

What Couzens inquiry could focus on as 18 officers investigated

What Couzens inquiry could focus on as 18 officers investigated

05 October 2021

An inquiry will be carried out into "systematic failures" that allowed Sarah Everard’s killer to be employed as a police officer.

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Bonus for speed check specials

Bonus for speed check specials

05 October 2021

Special constables on the lookout for motorists going too fast stopped and arrested a suspected drug driver.

Visit to charity by Princess Anne

Visit to charity by Princess Anne

05 October 2021

The Princess Royal was at a Kent port to tour the base of a power boating charity for the disabled.

Garden waste pickups back next week

Garden waste pickups back next week

04 October 2021

Discarded grass and bramble cuttings are being collected again from homes by contractors after a two-month suspension.

New look square on the way

New look square on the way

04 October 2021

A flagship £3.6 million project to transform the heart of a town centre is going ahead after being voted through by a council cabinet today.

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Finding illness in time

Finding illness in time

04 October 2021

A town hospital is getting a new diagnostics centre to detect sicknesses early on, the local MP has announced.

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Asylum seekers landing in Kent could face 1,500-mile flight to Albania

Asylum seekers landing in Kent could face 1,500-mile flight to Albania

03 October 2021

People who arrive in the UK after crossing the Channel will soon face a 1,500-mile flight to Albania for processing, it has been reported.

Sarah Everard killer was deployed as parliamentary guard

Sarah Everard killer was deployed as parliamentary guard

03 October 2021

Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle is demanding answers after the Met revealed Wayne Couzens worked as a guard in parliament.

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'They are putting lives in danger and damaging their own cause'

'They are putting lives in danger and damaging their own cause'

03 October 2021

The government has taken out another injunction targeting climate protesters who block main roads.

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