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From graveyard robberies to illegal metal detecting and shipwreck dives, many of Kent’s heritage assets are under attack - so what’s being done?
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A prolific shoplifter banned from various supermarkets in the county has been sent back to prison after continuing to steal.
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Delays to Disclosure and Barring Service checks have left thousands of jobseekers in the lurch, with waits in Kent among the highest in the country.
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A woman has been taken to a major trauma centre following a serious road traffic collision.
A newly-formed town council is eyeing a name change to clear up any “confusion” after repeatedly receiving messages intended for another town.
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Police investigating the theft of two First World War memorial plaques from a church have recovered a final missing piece from a scrapyard.
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The ambulance service has confirmed a person has died after collapsing at a Premier Inn where a sizeable police presence was seen by the public.
Long awaited plans to get “spades in the ground” and rebuild an historic pub which burnt down after being struck by lightning have moved forward.
A police misconduct hearing will hear petrol bombs were allegedly removed at a training centre and thrown, causing more than £10,000 worth of damage.
Fire crews were called to help out out two large hay bale fires near a village which are believed to have been started deliberately.
Several police and ambulances vehicles have been spotted outside a hotel following a “medical incident”.
Work to recover a tech tycoon’s yacht which sunk off the coast of Italy, killing a couple from Kent, has been halted following the death of a diver.
Nigel Farage’s plans to get people back in the office could face several hurdles with insiders warning of trouble ahead as Reform takes charge.
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A man’s love of music has helped him rebuild his life after a stroke cruelly robbed him of his speech and memory.
Police are appealing for help to trace a woman last seen walking along a main road nearly a week ago.
Parades of school children, brass bands and even a fire breathing dragon marched through the streets of two towns to mark St George’s Day.
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Drivers continue to face queues on a busy motorway following a crash involving three vehicles this afternoon.
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Rail passengers using Thameslink services are facing disruption due to a signalling failure which “locked” a busy route.
A thrill-seeking pensioner has raised tens of thousands of pounds for a hospice charity — even if it means walking on fire and skydiving.
The latest phase of a £419million housing regeneration scheme has been given the go-ahead.
