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Bus fire in village treated as 'suspicious'
19 September 2020Firefighters spent almost an hour tackling a 'suspicious' bus fire in a village.
The ruthless smugglers of Kent's past
19 September 2020We delve into the colourful history of the county's formidable smugglers.
Channel crossing boats to be donated to charities
17 September 2020Inflatable boats used by people to cross the Channel seeking asylum will be donated to local charities.
Charity's bid to save festive season with Christmas drive-ins
17 September 2020A charity has launched a new festive event in a bid to save Christmas 2020 for families.
MP to support 'naughty Tory' husband
17 September 2020An MP says she'll support her ex-husband's sex crime appeal and, despite announcing their separation on Twitter, has not decided on their future.
Attempted 'child abduction' outside primary school
16 September 2020Police have released an efit of a man following a suspicious incident involving a child.
Resident fears closure of toilets will 'destroy' town
16 September 2020A resident has accused a town of misleading visitors by advertising it is "open" when both a key access route and its public toilets are set to close.
Nature reserve safe to open after seven years
16 September 2020A nature reserve, formerly owned by pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, has been deemed safe to open after seven years.
'You are a sexual predator'
15 September 2020The judge sentencing disgraced former MP Charlie Elphicke has branded him a 'sexual predator' who 'used his success and respectability as a cover'.
Crash causing port queues
15 September 2020A crash between a lorry and a van has partially blocked a key route into Kent's biggest port.
Climate action group hold protest against supermarket plastic use
15 September 2020A climate action group returned a trolley full of single use plastic items to a supermarket as part of its protest.
Police find 'asylum seekers' near town centre
14 September 2020Pictures have emerged of police dealing with suspected asylum seekers near a town centre.
Man charged after charity and high street raids
14 September 2020A man has been charged after charity and high street shop break-ins.
Rotary Pirates plot alternative treasure hunt for families
14 September 2020By hook or by crook, organisers of a charity pirate treasure hunt say they were determined not to let Covid-19 cancel their event.
Christmas lights switch-on will be virtual
14 September 2020A Christmas lights switch-on event will be held virtually with crowds discouraged from gathering to witness the action, it has been announced.
Gardener of Gogglebox couple takes over at Cathedral
13 September 2020A talented gardener who tends multi-award winning gardens owned by a Gogglebox couple is taking charge of Canterbury Cathedral's grounds.
Aldi shopper who fled ceiling collapse receives car parking fine
13 September 2020A woman who fled from an Aldi supermarket as part of its ceiling collapsed has received a parking fine for not logging her car registration.
'People will be asking: "where is the fair!"'
11 September 2020A travelling funfair has been told it can't open in a Kent Park because of new Covid guidelines, but it can still open at these towns...
Popular Christmas attraction cancelled due to Covid-19
11 September 2020Ongoing uncertainty surrounding Covid-19 has resulted in a popular Christmas event being cancelled.
Disabled teenager completes Captain Tom inspired challenge
10 September 2020A teenager who doesn't know how much longer he'll be able to walk has been inspired by Caption Tom to take on a fundraising challenge.
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