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Councils' legal row settled out of court
15 March 2019A nine month-long battle between two councils over a key road project has finally come to a head.
MP swears at Remain protester
15 March 2019Footage shows a prominent MP calling a Brexit protester an insulting name.
'Arson' attack on family home
15 March 2019A family have been rescued from a flat fire which is thought to have been started deliberately.
MPs share 'shock' at 'vile' attack in New Zealand
15 March 2019Kent MPs have penned messages of shock after shootings at two mosques have seen 49 people killed.
Parents told not to get red noses
15 March 2019Children at a Kent primary school have been asked not to buy red noses for Comic Relief this year in a bid to cut down on single-use plastic.
Stores of Bluewater past and present
15 March 2019Do you remember the stores that once filled the spots in Bluewater?
Surgeon with 'god complex' costs trust £300k
14 March 2019A husband has won a four-year battle against a trust after his late wife was left in visible distress following an operation carried out by a surgeon.
Traffic misery - and no workmen in sight for days
14 March 2019Roadworks that have brought major routes to a standstill could last to the end of the month - as neighbours slam a lack of activity from contractors.
Naked carpenter jailed for two years
14 March 2019A self-styled 'naked carpenter" has been jailed for two years for flashing in public.
Parts of leisure centre to stay closed after Storm Gareth
14 March 2019Some parts of a leisure centre that was battered by Storm Gareth over the weekend, including the swimming pool, will stay closed.
Pier lands £14,000 repair bill after storms
14 March 2019An iconic seaside attraction will have to fork out almost £15,000 on repairs following the weekend's storms.
Snapped electricity pole causes power cut
13 March 2019An electric pole has snapped, plunging almost 60 properties into darkness this lunchtime.
Bomb squad called to residential street
13 March 2019A residential street has been sealed off after the bomb squad was called in.
Government to review stroke decision
13 March 2019A decision on where three specialist stroke units will open has been referred to the secretary of state.
MP backs 'flawed' Brexit deal
13 March 2019A Kent MP has defended her decision to switch sides of the Brexit debate in last night's vote, despite saying the deal is flawed.
Want to volunteer for a charity but not sure how? Help is at hand...
13 March 2019Our new free website matches Kent charities in need of help with willing volunteers
Water bottles handed out after pipe bursts
12 March 2019Villagers left without access to running water are being supplied with bottles to pick up from a local church.
Power cut affects 150 homes
12 March 2019Engineers are fixing an overhead electricity line fault which has left 150 properties without power.
Yet another ram-raid on shop
12 March 2019A convenience store has been badly damaged and a burnt out car discovered following a suspected ram-raid.
Taskforce fears over use of Manston as emergency lorry park.
11 March 2019Using Manston site for no-deal Brexit could lead to congestion eleswhere, says one camapign group.
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