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Police say they are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a 16-year-old last seen seven days ago.

Heavy traffic is building near a shopping centre following a crash and a series of nearby road closures.

A cafe owner says the business will reopen as usual – despite the roof being torn off during stormy weather last night.

The air ambulance had landed near woodland following an incident.

A paedophile teacher who raped and abused a child has a sexual obsession with schoolgirls, a court has heard.

Forensics are at the scene of an alleged stabbing which saw a man taken to hospital with serious injuries.

One of Kent’s oldest pubs is set to finally welcome back punters over three years after it was destroyed in a major fire.

Officers uncovered a suspected cannabis cultivation inside a home after attending reports of a disturbance.

A copper thief posing as a workman to break into electricity substations – leaving dozens of homes without power – has been jailed.

Watchdog lifts safety notice for Kent’s mental health trust’s community services as improvements are made following damning inspection.

A driver with a dense cataract involved in a fatal collision, which killed a father-of-two, has been sent to prison.

Our Local Democracy Reporter looks at MPs’ declared interests and asks whether second jobs, freebies and donations are pulling focus from Parliament…

New details have been announced for a leisure complex’s multi-million-pound overhaul with family games and attractions and an opening date.

Plans for 500 homes, a supermarket and an older living complex have been given unanimous approval on a former gas works.

New plans for a second cemetery to be added in part of Kent, preventing families from burying loved ones in a different town, have been revealed.

School leaders have told families and pupils they are “truly sorry” after controversial – and now abandoned – plans to merge with another college.

Thirty years ago, a tragedy unfolded in Scotland which stunned the world. Today, we reveal how a Kent school played a key role in the response.

Frustrated residents have raised concerns over delays to build a footpath which was required under planning conditions for a new housing estate.

Installing vending and arcade-style machines in two traditional red phone boxes next to a historic landmark has been branded “cultural vandalism”.

A four-year-old boy diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour faces returning to a home where damp and mould have spread - and his mum is worried.