Sentence examples for kent from inspiring English sources
The seat the Ukip leader is contesting, Thanet South, is about an hour further south into Kent from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells, and Vincent, who recently tattooed the word "Kent" on his hand, argues that the party is benefiting from the area's hidden poverty.
Kent police said they had been looking into reports of "disturbances" at a number of polling stations but that their initial inquiries suggested no offences had taken place.
His tally of 486 runs in eight innings in the tournament, at an average of more than 60 and a strike rate of 87, is second only to Glamorgan's Jacques Rudolph, and has included half-centuries in the quarter and semi-final victories over Essex and Kent respectively, as well as two centuries during the group stage.
In December, he refused to license a new grammar school in Kent while – with characteristic ambiguity – suggesting this refusal was merely a technicality.
Which is not in Kent, in case you didn't know.
With some sides having played seven fixtures and others three, the T20 Blast tables are still sorting themselves out, with Durham leading the North Group and Kent the South Group.
Related: Meet the small businesses making millions from online marketplaces Becky Campbell, managing director of Kent-based digital marketing agency Reflect Digital, agrees: "More competition just proves your market".
"One family comes every year from the Old Kent Road in London," says Sam. "They see a visit as essential – almost more important than paying their mortgage.
Related: Landlords enjoy £14bn tax breaks as figures reveal buy-to-let expansion A report by mortgage lender Kent Reliance shows landlords made £67.2bn in capital gains, and £44.3bn from rent in the year to March 2015.
Andy Golding, chief exective of OneSavings Bank, which owns Kent Reliance, said: "Buy to let has come of age, moving from a niche asset class to one big enough to rival the stock market.
Liv, a Kent University graduate, says of the period following her father's death: "My course's student adviser used to check on me through email and I'd go to see her – just dropping in, without making an appointment.
