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Kent teachers are feeling festive
15 July 2014Teachers from across Kent have been captivated by a new seasonal learning experience introduced to them.
Top marks for Kent nurseries
15 July 2014Over a dozen pre-schools and nurseries in the county have been awarded a prestigious mark by the Government.
Possible strike action over K College job losses
14 July 2014The possibility of strike action over job losses at three K College sites has not been ruled out by unions.
Serve your own suds...
14 July 2014A Kent based business has released a new invention making it possible for people to brew their own beer.
Drinks company toasts biggest export deal
14 July 2014A firm which only began exporting a year ago has completed an order with a US retailer to sell single malt whiskeys.
Thug jailed after fracturing girl's eye socket in attack
12 July 2014A man who launched an unprovoked attack on a teenage girl is behind bars after knocking her unconscious.
Numbers up at County Show
12 July 2014The sun shone on large crowds at the Kent County Show today.
Village prepares for 1914 centenary
12 July 2014A village war memorial looks as good as new after a community appeal.
Merger leads to planning delays
12 July 2014The merger of planning services of three borough councils has not worked so well so far.
Leeds Castle classical concert returns for this year
10 July 2014A riot of patriotism returns at the weekend as the Leeds Castle Classical Concert gets underway
Packaging company sealed the deal
09 July 2014A packaging manufacturer has high hopes for its future after receiving a £5m investment aimed at helping the company grow.
Talented schoolboy wins national writing award
08 July 2014A ten-year-old schoolboy has won a national award for his writing skills, and now is planning his first book.
On-street parking charges could be scrapped
08 July 2014The proposal for on-street parking charges is causing controversy among local residents and shop owners.
Youngsters recruited to title the tanker..
08 July 2014A local oil company is recruiting the help of youngsters to help them come up with a new and fun name for their latest tanker.
Brave rower prepares for next challenge
07 July 2014A rower who was rescued from the pacific ocean after his boat started to sink is already preparing for his next big event.
Firefighters announce eight-day strike
04 July 2014Fire unions have announced the first series of strikes over pensions stretching across eight days.
Residents clean up their act
04 July 2014A street-clean campaign has been carried out in an attempt to reduce the amount of waste left on roads in Kent.
Work finally begins on derelict cinema
04 July 2014There has been the first signs of work starting on a cinema site that has stood derelict for 13 years.
Drug dealer behind bars
04 July 2014A drug dealer has been arrested and jailed after police officers found him attempting to sell heroin in Kent.
Beware of bogus callers
03 July 2014Homeowners are being urged to always ask for identification from company officials after a string of distraction burglaries.
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