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by James Walker and Matthew McKew jameswalker@thekmgroup.co.uk She endured the political rough and tumble for 23 years, but former...
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by Nick lillitos nlillitos@thekmgroup.co.uk People have rallied in support of a miniature railway after thieves ripped up its...
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by Alan Smith ajsmith@thekmgroup.co.uk Maidstone council has granted planning permission for a Next fashion and home store at...
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More than 20 nursing staff at Maidstone Hospital are to be redeployed as the trust looks at introducing more than £3 million...
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He may, with his bench colleagues, have jailed many people over the years, but one of the fondest recollections Alan Sheppard has...
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by Anna White awhite@thekmgroup.co.uk Seeds of community spirit and a sprinkling of hard work have helped create an idyllic garden...
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TRAIN rides generated cash for charity when families chugged along the miniature railway in Mote Park. Fares from the day's trips...
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ARCHAEOLOGISTS have rediscovered the site of a Roman villa which had been lost for 140 years. The bath house of a villa on the...
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PULL out the bunting * we want new business in our town. In a bid to add colour to the centre, councillors are recommending...
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by Stuart Woledge swoledge@thekmgroup.co.uk NEARLY half a century since leaving primary school, a former pupil has been reunited...
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by Angela Cole acole@thekmgroup.co.uk THE show will go on, organisers of Maidstone's popular River Festival have confirmed....
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Exclusive by Stuart Woledge swoledge@thekmgroup.co.uk THE future of a top Maidstone night spot has been thrown into doubt after...
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ARTISTS will showcase their work at a crafts fair in Cobbled Barn, off The Square, Lenham, on Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18....
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THEY say our hard work often ends up as tomorrow's fish and chips wrapping. But youngsters at Maplesden Noakes School in Buckland...
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IT was bumper-to-bumper fun at the Park Wood fair with fast rides and plenty of stalls for people to try their luck.The travelling...
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A STATUE of a horse rearing up as it heads into battle has been unveiled in Maidstone close to the spot where a memorial plaque...
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THE Children's Trust charity shop in Gabriels Hill, Maidstone, has been supplying the homeless with blankets and duvets that they...
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by Stuart Woledge swoledge@thekmgroup.co.uk CALLS have been made to change the way streets are cleaned.Liberal Democrat councillor...
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`Wagamama have a degree of exclusivity which adds to their attraction'
Exclusive by Angela Cole acole@thekmgroup.co.uk BOOKS...
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ALMOST 5,000 fans of vintage transport got their skates on to head up to an annual bus and vehicle show. The Heritage Transport...
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by Paul Francis and Stuart Woledge swoledge@thekmgroup.co.uk A TEENAGER had his political hopes dashed when he was barred from...
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THE founder of the Urban Blue Bus may be owed a lifetime of thanks from the hundreds of clubbers the service has helped, but it...
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THOUGHTLESS parents are putting the lives of children at risk, including their own, by parking illegally outside a school. Parents...
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Pioneering choir is thought to be the first of kind in the county
by Angela Cole acole@thekmgroup.co.uk
AS this choir busts...
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THE Urban Blue bus which helps revellers enjoy a safe night out has found a permanent spot after a seven-month wrangle. Friday and...
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by Nick Lillitos nlillitos@thekmgroup.co.uk THE door is open for Maidstone and Tonbridge to have their own local TV stations. They...
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AMBITIOUS plans to fill the Powerhub with a supermarket and restaurants have been submitted to Maidstone council. Site owner...
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A GROUP of campaigners who are undertaking a gruelling 45-mile charity challenge have raised more than £28,000 in the past...