Concerns mount for girl missing for more than 24 hours
Concerns are growing for the welfare of a girl missing for more than 24 hours.
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Major toy retailer expands to bigger Bluewater store
The Entertainer will be relocating to an upgraded store and hosting a major prize giveaway at Kent’s largest shopping centre.
Pictures of Kent lifeboat crew in Dunkirk rescue colourised for 85th anniversary
Pictures of a Kent RNLI crew sent to the famous Dunkirk rescue have been reproduced in full colour for the first time to mark the 85th anniversary.
Migrant boat forces Little Ships flotilla to divert after leaving Kent
A small boat carrying migrants disrupted a flotilla of Little Ships sailing from Kent to mark the Dunkirk evacuation.
Armed police called to village after suspect ‘made threats with weapon’
Armed police were called to a village after reports of a man making threats with a weapon.
Tears of joy as prison project garden takes top prize at the world’s most famous flower show
A Kent garden designer is celebrating after striking gold at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show.
CGIs show huge new glasshouse as £20m expansion gets underway
New images show how a £20 million greenhouse growing 150 million tomatoes will add to one of the country’s most high-tech farms.
Six-mile queues after three-vehicle accident on M2
Drivers faced major delays this morning after an accident involving three vehicles on the M2.
Man flown to hospital after van and motorbike crash
A man has been flown to hospital with serious injuries after a van and motorbike collided on an A-road.
‘You’ve done it again and again – but your baby boy doesn’t want to see his mum go to jail’
A prolific fuel thief wept as she was warned her nine-month-old son would be left without his mum if she offended again and was sent to prison.
‘Pub along one of Britain’s best walks that surely deserves a Michelin star’
A quaint quayside pub that opened just a few months ago is quietly serving up Michelin-star quality food, according to our reviewer.
‘Please accept us’: Travellers win court battle to stay at car park after ‘wrongful eviction’
In a landmark ruling a judge has decided a local authority wrongly tried to seize back a former park and ride facility home to nomadic families.
'Painted markings just as unsightly as potholes - when will council address sorry state of our roads?'
Potholes, immigration, voter reform, the justice system and technology are among topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
New McDonald's set to be approved despite fears over traffic and smells
Plans to open a new McDonald’s drive-thru on the site of a former Travelodge are on the verge of being approved.
‘It’s environmental vandalism’: Fears road changes could see 100-year-old oak trees chopped
Concern for centenarian oak trees has prompted a petition and a battle for their protection in the shadow of a potential housing development.
How new head is turning around troubled school
The new head teacher of a school rated inadequate by Ofsted has revealed how he has changed its fortunes after four months in the job.
Family bakery’s ‘future-proofing’ flats bid turned down - again
A bakery boss is rethinking a scheme to “future-proof” his historic town centre business after his plan to build a block of flats was turned down.
Council looking to sell part of ex-Debenhams after medical centre plans dashed
A council could sell off part of a former town centre Debenhams store – just five years after it purchased the whole site for £2m.