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MP's bid to overturn sex crimes
21 October 2020The Court of Appeal has confirmed receipt of an application by former Dover MP Charlie Elphicke to overturn his sexual assault convictions.
Free Christmas trees handed out to businesses
21 October 2020More than 100 businesses in Kent will each be given a free Christmas tree to boost festive cheer.
Saying 'Thanks' to lifesavers in the channel and in the town
19 October 2020Faith leaders joined with an anti-racism group to give thanks to groups and individuals whose practical kindness saves lives
First pictures of revamped and extended village pub
19 October 2020Locals have supped their first pints in a village's only pub after a two-month refit turned into an eight-month closure because of Covid-19.
'We've cleared 1,000 beds during Covid - hopefully we'll keep it that way'
19 October 2020Hospitals have cleared more than a third of all their inpatients during coronavirus - one hospital boss says he hopes the changes is permanent.
Kent's lost police stations and what's there now
17 October 2020From blocks of flats to beauty salons and Wetherspoon pubs, several of our county's former police stations now have a new lease of life.
Support for Astor Theatre through film nights
16 October 2020A theatre, recovering from its latest financial set back urges people to support its socially distanced film nights
'Agonising' death for seal
15 October 2020A young seal found with fishing line around its neck is feared to have suffered an "agonising" death.
Mystery local heroes to switch on Christmas lights
15 October 2020Mystery local heroes will be turning on a town's Christmas Lights this year as organisers announce preparations for their first ever virtual event.
P&O targets shore staff in latest redundancies
15 October 2020Shore-side workers for P&O have today learned jobs are at threat and 36 sea-going roles are under review despite the firm already cutting 1100 jobs
The 1987 Great Storm in 100 photos
15 October 2020Every picture tells a story as we look back through our archive at the storm that devastated Kent in October 1987.
Pensioner found in sea was being investigated by police
14 October 2020An 81-year-old man whose body was found in the sea was being investigated by police for historic offences, an inquest has heard.
Theatre lays off all staff after recovery bid rejection
14 October 2020Every single staff member will be made redundant at a struggling theatre after its recovery fund bid to the government was rejected.
New books championing disability and equality in school library refresh
14 October 2020Ten primary schools have refreshed their libraries with a more diverse range of fiction and non-fiction.
Air ambulance lands in field
14 October 2020Five emergency service vehicles and an air ambulance are attending an incident.
Halloween fright night film screenings
14 October 2020Want this Halloween to go with a scream? Here's some fright night film screenings for all ages ready to have you howling into All Hallow's Eve.
Kidney donation: 'It still means the world'
14 October 2020A transplant recipient whose life was saved thanks to the selflessness of her friend says it 'still means the world'.
Heartbreak at death of baby Thea
14 October 2020The grieving parents of a baby girl say they were abandoned by East Kent Hospitals despite repeated pleas for help with her care.
Spend £5 to help save 'several' small businesses, says trades group
13 October 2020A trades group promoting a new £5 shopping scheme has warned of the closure of "several" businesses if people continue to neglect the High Street.
Town's largest primary school announces Covid-19 case
13 October 2020Two Reception classes have been "closed" as a result of a positive Covid-19 case at a primary school.
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The abandoned ‘ghost road’ that once took holidaymakers to the Kent coast
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'Our son didn't attend lectures for five months - why didn't uni check on him?'
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Hundreds in the dark after power cuts
