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Two leading councillors accused of failing to properly declare their financial interests have spoken out after been cleared of wrongdoing.
A binge-drinker who went on a pub rampage after being refused alcohol on the day of his dad's funeral has been given a booze ban.
A first-ever hat-trick from Matt Parkinson sealed a flying start for Kent Spitfires in the Vitality Blast on Friday night.
A pensioner was arrested after a teenage girl was reportedly sexually assaulted near a Sainsbury’s supermarket.
CCTV images of two people have been released after a pair of shoppers ‘became aggressive while waiting in a queue’ at a craft shop.
The first-ever European conference on Taylor Swift is taking place at The University of Kent today.
Batsman Daniel Bell-Drummond is optimistic Kent Spitfires can qualify for the knockout stages of the T20 Blast competition.
Club captain Jarryd Taig is urging Canterbury’s batsmen to take lessons from their six-wicket Kent League Premier Division defeat at Bexley.
Matt Walker insists there’s still enough time for Kent to defy those who predicted they would suffer 2024 County Championship Division 1 relegation.
A police search for a half-naked man proved fruitless after he was reportedly seen prowling fields in a village.
The largely poor red-ball form of Kent’s England international batsman Zak Crawley has been defended by coach Matt Walker.
Business owners are in disbelief as roadworks shut down a busy high street for the third time in a month.
A "vulnerable" man had his flat set on fire after his neighbour and an accomplice subjected him to a vicious beating with a baseball bat.
Wes Agar’s injury is set to be assessed as Kent await a fitness update on the Australian overseas fast bowler.
Kent suffered an innings defeat to rivals Essex in County Championship Division 1 in Canterbury.
Players representing Canterbury Hockey Club rolled back the years on their way to winning a national cup competition.
Joe Denly and Harry Finch led the Kent rearguard on day three of their Vitality County Championship clash with Essex at Canterbury.
On another of Kent’s best walks, we traversed an ancient chalk stream, passed a medieval chapel, had lunch at a country pub - and saw some elephants!
Campaigners took to the streets to voice their concerns over plans to build a “new car dependent town” on farmland next to a university campus.
Jordan Cox scored a double hundred on his return to Kent as his new side Essex dominated day two of their County Championship clash.
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