An A-road was blocked in both directions after fire crews, police and ambulances were called to a three-car crash.

Kent’s largest secondary school is set to face redundancies as plans to join a new multi-academy trust have fallen through.

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The air ambulance had landed near woodland following an incident.

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

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

A widower whose wife died in a gas explosion is trying to rebuild his life - alongside “superdog” Teddy who miraculously survived the blast.

Sports bar bosses have confirmed the popular venue will shut down after leaked council plans revealed it will “adversely impact” its revamp proposals.

Water company bosses have revealed the firm may “struggle” to supply water to another part of Kent where thousands of new homes are planned.

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The new Archbishop of Canterbury is set to embark on a six-day walking pilgrimage from London to Kent ahead of her installation in the county.

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

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

The four-day festival boasts a fascinating programme of author talks and guided walks.

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

A biker has been taken to hospital after coming off their motorcycle.

A visitor car park at one of the UK’s most famous beauty spots is now being locked overnight following a surge in anti-social behaviour.

MP Mike Tapp praises the government’s new reforms which aim to fix an asylum system that “for too long has not worked for anyone”.

A decision to shut an electrical shop which has served a seaside town for more than 60 years has sparked sadness from customers.

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A much-respected former Lady Mayoress who supported many charitable causes across her district has died.

Work on two new padel courts will soon get underway - despite initial concerns they will be “visually intrusive” and “noisy”.

A couple say they are heartbroken after plans to convert their pub into a home were approved following an unsuccessful search for new ownership.

South East Water bosses attempted to block the publication of a damning report, fearing "a doom spiral" to its finances and confidence with investors.

Fire crews battled a blaze near a Premier Inn - with plumes of smoke visible from a neighbouring motorway.

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

A dessert parlour opened in memory of a young boy struck and killed by a car will not reopen, says its grieving owner.

MP Sojan Joseph says more work is needed to push for improvements to the infrastructure of our waterways.

A lorry driver has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving as police continue to appeal for witnesses to the crash.

Two people have been arrested after reports of trespassers on a railway line, with trains temporarily halted.

A pensioner has been left in a critical condition after a multi-vehicle smash blocked a town centre route.

Two men have been arrested following reports of an aggravated burglary on a high street.

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

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

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

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

Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick has asked Kent voters to tell the government the county is “sick to death” of illegal immigration.

A man who subjected a younger child to sexual abuse while he was a teenager has been jailed.

A mum whose son has a severe neurological condition, which causes serious seizures, has welcomed new drug trials that could change lives.