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- Sep 29, 2026
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âAppallingâ child abuser who threatened victim to conceal crimes jailed (opens the original)
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A man who subjected a child to the most âappalling and terrifying campaign of abuseâ has been jailed. Marty Hunter, from Rochester, committed the offences over a three-year-period, threatening the victim that they would get into trouble if they told anyone what was happening. The victim reported the abuse in 2021 after listening to advice in a NSPCC presentation. Hunter was interviewed, denied the allegations, and was charged with 13 offences including rape and sexual assault. The 56-year-ol
Heartbreak after loving Kent mum-of-three killed in crash, aged 31 (opens the original)
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A family have been left heartbroken following the death of a âlovingâ mum-of-three. Jo Law, from Swanley, died after a crash on the M4 near Windsor on September 9, aged 31. A fundraiser set up following her death has now raised more than £17,000 to help pay for her funeral, with money left over to be invested for her three children. Jo was born in Gravesend and lived in Swanley her whole life, attending St Bartholomew's Catholic Primary School in the town and then St Catherine's Catholic Sc
âWeâre here for the long-term': Regulars take on beloved âold-schoolâ town pub (opens the original)
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A couple has taken over an historic town pub and say they plan to protect its traditional âold-schoolâ character for years to come. Mike and Nicola Vigar completed the purchase of The Grasshopper on the Green in Westerham, near Sevenoaks, last Wednesday (September 16). Mike became its landlord in October last year, despite having never run a pub before. The 55-year-old, who has a background in property development and management, now wants to spend the next few years bringing it back to bein
Teenager caught carrying âpotentially lethalâ knife at railway station (opens the original)
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A man has been sent back to prison after being caught carrying a âpotentially lethalâ six-inch knife just months after being released on licence for weapons offences. Walter de Carvalho from Wainscott was stopped by plain-clothes British Transport Police (BTP) County Lines Taskforce officers at Stratford station on September 9. They found a small amount of cannabis on him and the 18-year-old was detained for a further search. Despite repeatedly assuring officers he wasnât carrying a weapon
Police appeal after âunexpectedâ parcel containing cannabis delivered to home (opens the original)
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Police are hunting for witnesses after a parcel containing several bags of cannabis was unexpectedly delivered to a home â before two men tried three times to get it back. The package was delivered to a property in Livingstone Road in Gillingham at around 1.20pm on September 4. Shortly afterwards, a man knocked at the door claiming to be from the delivery company, saying there had been a mix-up and they needed to take it back. The homeowner declined to hand it over as they had been expecting a
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