Father-of-seven with no licence caught driving sister's van twice by same officer
Father-of-seven with no licence caught driving sister's van twice by same officer
A father-of-seven who had his licence stripped away was spotted behind the wheel of his sister’s works van twice by the same police officer.
Theatre company bids for dance studio on industrial estate
Theatre company bids for dance studio on industrial estate
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Council says bin collections 98% on target despite ‘bumpy’ start
Council says bin collections 98% on target despite ‘bumpy’ start
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Commissioner to appoint chief executive to oversee £500m Kent Police budget
Commissioner to appoint chief executive to oversee £500m Kent Police budget
Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott has proposed the appointment of a new chief executive to manage a budget of nearly £500m.
‘Beloved’ leopard with ‘love of marmite’ dies after almost 20 years in Kent
‘Beloved’ leopard with ‘love of marmite’ dies after almost 20 years in Kent
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Be Bright Be Seen: Free reflective keyrings to help keep children stay safe this winter
Be Bright Be Seen: Free reflective keyrings to help keep children stay safe this winter
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‘Nuisance’ man banned from high street for three years returns days later
‘Nuisance’ man banned from high street for three years returns days later
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Why huge Kent projects and thousands of new homes could finally be built
Why huge Kent projects and thousands of new homes could finally be built
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Dock turned into ‘giant sandpit’ ahead of new EU rules
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