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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Kent Online
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Unwanted clothes being used to help fill potholes in Kent town (opens the original)
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A new pothole repair method using unwanted clothes is being trialled in a Kent town. Maidstone council is working with inventor Ãlise Daly to test her recycled textile product on roads in Mote Park and at Penenden Heath. Five potholes have been repaired and the council will monitor how they withstand vehicles and changing weather. Ãlise said: âWe hope innovations such as this can help councils and businesses reduce waste, lower carbon emissions and deliver value for local communities.â She
Murder, magic, merlots and MI6: Big name authors head to book festival (opens the original)
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Murder mysteries, supernatural tales, bestselling fiction and childrenâs favourites are coming to Maidstone as its book festival returns for a fourth year. Maidstone LitFest will run from Thursday, October 1 to Sunday, October 11, bringing authors, broadcasters and illustrators to venues across the town for talks, workshops and special events, including pne whole day dedicated entirely to children and teenagers. Highlights include award-winning journalist and psychologist Sian Williams, wine e
âMy teammates were the difference between life and deathâ (opens the original)
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An amateur footballer has credited the quick-thinking of his teammates with saving his life after suffering a cardiac arrest on the pitch. Kevin Smith, from Paddock Wood, needed CPR and three shocks from a defibrillator after suddenly collapsing during a match at Chatham Town FC. On that fateful day in March, Kevin was playing for an over-45s side against Snodland Town when, around 10 to 15 minutes into the match, he ran after the ball and crossed it into the penalty area. The goalkeeper caught
Historic Kent estate takes star role in new movie blockbuster Sense and Sensibility (opens the original)
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Jane Austen fans are in for a treat as a new Kent location joins the authorâs literary map. Penshurst Place, near Tonbridge, is among the locations featured in the new Sense and Sensibility, which arrived in UK cinemas this week. For two days last August, the medieval hall was filled with cast members, including Daisy Edgar Jones, CaitrÃona Balfe, Fiona Shaw, Frank Dillane and Herbert Nordrum. They were joined by 140 supporting artists, eight dogs and musicians as one of the filmâs two majo
âOur customers are like familyâ: Mumma Sorayaâs new chapter (opens the original)
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A popular food truck which has attracted customers from across Kent and beyond is moving to a new home. Mumma Sorayaâs will leave its long-standing pitch at The George pub in City Way, Rochester, and begin serving from Warren Wood Social Club on September 25. The truck opened in 2019 and customers have travelled from far and wide to enjoy Sorayaâs street soul food. The 54-year-old said: âThe years at The George have been wonderful and Iâm incredibly grateful for all the time weâve had
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