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New bus pass offer extended
19 August 2014The limited services offered under Kent's new Young Person's Travel Pass has been extended by the bus companies.
Drug dealer ordered to pay back remaining assets
18 August 2014A drug dealer from Tunbridge Wells has been ordered to pay back his remaining assets following a financial investigation.
Memorial to suffragette and social reformer Amelia Scott
18 August 2014A plaque has been unveiled at the former home of suffragette and social reformer Amelia Scott.
Lancasters wow the crowds at Combined Ops show
17 August 2014They turned out in their thousands to catch a glimpse of Vera and Thumper - the last two flying Lancasters in the world.
First World War heroes without headstones
17 August 2014Servicemen from the First World War are laying in unmarked graves thanks to the successive conflicts in Iraq.
White van man beware!
16 August 2014Police are cracking down on drivers of light commercial vehicles as part of a Europe-wide initiative
Rare date for two wartime bombers
16 August 2014This weekend's Combined Ops military show in Headcorn will feature two wartime planes flying together for the first - and only - time
UKIP picks their man
16 August 2014UKIP has chosen its candidate to fight for Sir John Stanley's seat in Tonbridge and Malling next May
Train driver saw man step onto track
16 August 2014A man was stuck by a train and killed yesterday after walking onto the line near a railway station.
Task force aims to tackle worries over rural crime
15 August 2014New rural crime task force to be launched in the Weald as Kent is named fourth worst affected county in the UK by such offences.
Woman with spinal condition to tackle challenge for charity
14 August 2014A woman from Kent who was diagnosed with a chronic spinal condition a month before her wedding is walking over 30 miles for charity.
A leap into the unknown
14 August 2014Jill Tookey’s real love was dance, so she traded journalism to found the National Youth Ballet which premieres a new show in the county this week.
Folky but flexible
14 August 2014When traditional folk band Bellowhead come to Kent in November, it will be a triumphant home coming for trumpet player Andy Mellon.
Explorer and presenter will hold book signing this month
13 August 2014A presenter and exlporer who has released a new novel will be signing copies at a Waterstones bookstore in Kent.
Paralysed former race driver opens exhibition
13 August 2014A race driver who broke his neck and was left paralysed after an accident at a race track in Kent has opened his own art exhibition.
Wardens face axe in spending squeeze
13 August 2014The number of community wardens patrolling our streets could be slashed as KCC looks to shave £1.2m from its budget.
Charities across Kent receive donation from Kent Police
13 August 2014A group of charities have been selected by police officers to receive a donation from the Kent Police property fund.
Hundreds of homes arriving in town
13 August 2014A development bringing over 500 new homes to Kent has raised concerns over potential congestion issues in the local area.
Make the most of summer: Family-friendly events across Kent
13 August 2014Surely the kids aren't bored already! There's still loads to pack in this summer including the monster trucks, den building and Herne Bay's Air Show.
New sauce brand making its way into stores
12 August 2014A range of home-made sauces are making their way into independent retailers across the county.
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