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Six arrested for drug offences
30 March 2015Four men, a teenage boy and a woman have been arrested and bailed after drugs were found at a property in Tunbridge Wells.
Dad-of-two stages protest outside furniture store
28 March 2015Ian Hayden, 44, from Paddock Wood, is demanding his money back for a sofa he bought from Harveys in Aylesford.
Mother, daughter and GP sentenced for cigarette smuggling scam
28 March 2015Jayne White, 54, and Lucy White, 20, both from Maidstone and Dr Alan Pollock, from Larkfield, used fake boarding cards to buy duty-free cigarettes.
Families turfed out as A21 work finally begins
27 March 2015Four families have moved out of their homes to make way for A21 dualling work, in a bid to reduce congestion and prevent accidents.
Pub to reopen after major refit
27 March 2015A village pub will reopen after a complete refit inside and out next month.
Top names for new music festival
26 March 2015A new 'boutique festival' is planned for a site near Tunbridge Wells.
Gritters out as cold snap expected
22 March 2015Kent's main roads are set to be gritted for the first time in weeks to cope with predicted sub-zero temperatures.
Cloudy anti-climax to eclipse 2015
20 March 2015The skies darkened and the birds stopped singing but Kent was left disappointed as clouds obscured the view of the first solar eclipse in 16 years.
Rail firm 'very sorry' over poor service and overcrowding
18 March 2015Network Rail has apologised to passengers over "unacceptable levels of service and overcrowding" at London Bridge station.
Warning against fraudulent court email
18 March 2015Scammers posing as the court service are sending emails laced with malware to Kent residents instructing them to attend court.
Business confident ahead of budget
18 March 2015Nearly nine in 10 company bosses in Kent are optimistic about the region's economic future as Chancellor George Osborne delivers his budget today.
Warning as scarlet fever cases rocket in Kent
16 March 2015Four times as many cases of scarlet fever have been reported in Kent compared to the same period last year, prompting a warning from health experts.
Churchill's blood withdrawn from sale after complaints
14 March 2015An auction house has withdrawn a phial of Churchill's blood from its sales catalogue after complaints from the war leader's family.
Woman threatened and pushed over in field
14 March 2015Police are seeking help in tracing a man suspected of pushing a woman over and threatening her with violence.
Murder accused appears in court
13 March 2015A man accused of killing his work colleague James Wallington at a rubbish tip has appeared in court.
Murder accused in court after rubbish tip stabbing
11 March 2015A man has appeared in court today charged with murder after father James Wallington was stabbed to death at a recycling centre.
Festival line-ups revealed
11 March 2015Two music festival are bringing a bill of well-known DJs to Kent this summer.
Stripping the light fantastic
11 March 2015It’s a good job Gary Lucy had the experience of all those Hollyoaks Hunks calendar photo shoots as he’s getting his kit off again in The Full Monty
Agency goes bust
11 March 2015More than a dozen people have lost their jobs after a firm which planned and bought media for publicity campaigns closed down.
Police appeal after bookies is robbed
08 March 2015Detectives are appealing for witnesses following a robbery at a branch of William Hill in Tunbridge Wells.
