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Good times guaranteed with rainbow run
07 July 2021Banish a bleak year by cheerily chasing rainbows at the KM Colour Run.
Green light for pool drinks licence
06 July 2021Councillors have granted permission for the serving of alcohol at a putting green and paddling pool site but with strict conditions.
Asylum seekers found inside lorry on ferry
06 July 2021It is understood that 18 people have been discovered on board a cross-Channel ferry at a Kent port.
A great Deal come rain or shine
05 July 2021A shelter at a seaside town has become the first of three to be renovated by the area's district council.
More than 200 people found trying to cross Channel
05 July 2021French and British authorities have found hundreds of migrants attempting to cross the Channel, officials have revealed.
Migration demo - four in court
04 July 2021Four men have appeared before magistrates, one accused of assaulting a policeman, after a protest at a Kent port.
Everything you need to know about The Open
02 July 2021As thousands prepare to descend on Sandwich for The Open golf, here's what you need to know if you're going along or living nearby.
No arrest for thief after he crossed customs onto French soil
01 July 2021Police were left unable to arrest a thief after he crossed the border onto 'French soil' despite being caught on CCTV stealing from pub.
Would you help survey pollution-busting effects of Deal's trees?
01 July 2021Volunteers are sought to undertake training and survey how much pollution and C02 is absorbed by trees in Deal.
Anyone for tennis? Times three
01 July 2021A trio of courts have opened at a Kent park as tennis fever takes hold during the Wimbledon Championships.
Nearly 6,000 people make Channel crossing
01 July 2021The number of asylum seekers who reached the UK by crossing the Channel in small boats in the first part of the year has been revealed.
Councillor who was former deputy mayor resigns from town and district
01 July 2021A prominent town councillor and portfolio holder for the district has resigned with immediate effect having served since 2015.
Show must go on for music and arts festival
30 June 2021A Kent music and arts festival attracting performers of international renown is bravely pressing ahead with its 16 day programme from tomorrow
Ten new dog bag dispensers
30 June 2021There are now a total 25 stations providing bags to pick up dog mess, with all locations listed here.
New boss for immigration and asylum
29 June 2021Two parts of the Home Office, including the Border Force, will now come under one director general who will be hired shortly.
Aquapark and watersports lake given the go ahead
29 June 2021Plans to build a water park on a field may have divided opinion in the community but developers won permission.
Arsonist set fire to flat while occupants were inside
28 June 2021A man has been jailed after he used a cigarette to start a flat fire, while its occupants were still in the building.
Airfield protesters report 'theft' of placards
28 June 2021Opponents of a proposed airfield say they will put out even more protest signs after reporting the theft of placards and banners.
Interest in community garden blooms after TV show
28 June 2021Volunteers who have beautified a ruined Tudor castle with flowers told how the community garden has not only helped the view, it's improved lives.
'Deafening diggers and dust is driving us up the wall'
27 June 2021Residents living next to a building site have no respite from the noise and mess where developers are using the site on Sundays and public holidays.
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