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Kent barber is Britain's best for wet shaving
28 February 2019A barber from Kent has successfully defended his title to be named the best wet shaving master in Britain for another year.
Broken tollbridge leaves boat owners stranded
28 February 2019Kent County Council has been slammed for a lack of maintenance after problems with a toll bridge have affected river users.
Too old school?
27 February 2019Thirties grammar school buildings could be demolished and replaced.
Scientist stripped of OBE
26 February 2019A world-renowned scientist from Kent has been stripped of his OBE after aiding two fraudsters in a HIV cure tax scam.
Warning over 'very public failure' as ex-offenders face homelessness
26 February 2019Ex-offenders face a life on the streets as a stand-off between two authorities continues over who should fund vital accommodation.
Public's first chance to see new leisure centre
25 February 2019The ribbon was cut for a £26 million leisure centre which opened today.
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25 February 2019A man was treated for smoke inhalation after a fire broke out at a holiday park.
Proper blow out at Bold As project
25 February 2019Plastic multi-coloured trumpets and trombones were picked up for the first time by kids in a musical workshop followed by a concert for parents
Ferry firm in £322 million takeover
22 February 2019P&O Ferries is changing hands in a deal which will take it back under the wing of a company which owned it a decade ago.
Sneak peek inside Kent's newest leisure centre
21 February 2019Muscle men and work-out women will be able to get in shape when a new £26 million leisure centre opens next week.
Councils which made money by selling your data
20 February 2019Councils in Kent have made thousands of pounds by selling people's names and addresses from the electoral roll.
Old sports centre - how it all began
17 February 2019A leisure centre closes today after 43 years - we look back on its beginnings.
Questions session for ex-Green leader
15 February 2019Natalie Bennett will answer locals' questions during an anti-pollution fair.
'These properties blight our medieval street'
15 February 2019A campaigner who lives on a street of medieval homes has "reached a dead-end" in her fight to spruce up two buildings blighting the area.
'My scars are the reason I'm alive, why should I hide them?'
15 February 2019A mum left with horrific head and facial scars from cancer says she's not ashamed to show them off.
Plea after council reject foodbank grant
14 February 2019Councillors who turned down a foodbank grant because not enough people use the service have been persuaded to think again.
Leisure centre's last days
13 February 2019A sports centre closes this weekend and its replacement opens eight days later.
Universal Credit 'steps from Victorian workhouse'
13 February 2019A councillor has slammed the new benefits system after charity workers say it has caused a rise in food bank demand.
£250k on the table to kick-start forecourt revamp
13 February 2019A quarter-of-a-million-pound funding boost from a district council will kick-start the refurbishment of a town's forecourt - if approved.
Teeing off to help lifeboat
09 February 2019Lady golfers and men from an adult panto have donated cash to help train people who volunteer to save lives at sea off the east Kent coast
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