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A convicted sex offender is back behind bars after police found hundreds of child abuse cartoons just months after his release from prison.

A long-running restoration project – which cost thousands of pounds – to make repairs to a historic mill is now complete.

A grocery chain has applied for a second time to be allowed to sell alcohol from a new branch at a waterside home development.

The shortlist of candidates to become the next Archbishop of Canterbury has been revealed - including two women.

KentOnline readers can get their hands on free kids’ tickets to one of the county’s biggest animal parks.

A winter vaccination drive has begun in Kent as Covid cases and hospital admissions climb amid the emergence of a new variant.

Two men have been arrested after £100,000 worth of plant machinery was allegedly stolen from a park.

A Kent chef has been named among the UK’s best after making it through to the finals of a prestigious national competition.

KentOnline columnist Melissa Todd attended a UKIP gathering and counter protest at the weekend, here is what she encountered…

Car enthusiasts helped raise a staggering £22,000 for charity after driving from Kent to Monte Carlo – but in cars worth less than £500.

Emergency services were called to a seafront after concerns were raised for a person’s welfare.

A “beautiful” new woodland is to be planted between four Kent villages - and will open to the public.

A council is considering building a mid-range hotel at a former working men’s club, which shut a decade ago.

A one-man crimewave has been locked for a year up after punching a man several times after spitting at his car and carrying out other offences.

A man has been arrested after a suspected hit-and-run on the M20 sparked major gridlock.

Lidl wants to close a town centre store and relocate to a residential area - but one councillor is determined to “stop it before it starts”.

Hospital patients in Kent are being “left to rot” on wards for as long as seven months after being declared well enough to be discharged.

An investigation in underway into an incident which saw a sizable police presence called to a home address.

Health chiefs say a hospital that has been closed for months could reopen this year - as long as enough nurses are recruited.

This month is filled with frighteningly fun days out, from pumpkin picking to spooky themed trails. Here’s your guide to October in Kent.