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Union demands 'militant response' to P&O sackings
18 March 2022Protests against the shock sacking of 800 ferry workers will take place today.
'An outrage and a betrayal' - shock P&O news dominates front pages
18 March 2022The furious reaction to yesterday's P&O sackings shows just how toxic the once-proud brand has now become.
Customers gutted as 'star of the show' Rooks shuts shop
18 March 2022Customers have been left gutted and gobsmacked after a popular butchers closed its doors suddenly.
Why P&O finds itself in such troubled waters
18 March 2022A day after it sacked 800 staff, we looked at the demise of P&O – once the cross-Channel king – and the controversy surrounding its foreign owners.
'Ferry firm acted like thugs'
17 March 2022P&O Ferries’ actions have been branded thuggish – as government officials reveal they were not given any warning of the company's shock decision.
Protests over P&O job cuts
17 March 2022Protesters have taken to the streets over P&O Ferries' shock decision to axe hundreds of jobs – and they've vowed to return tomorrow.
Exclusive: Inside zoom call where P&O staff redundancies revealed
17 March 2022KentOnline has seen the zoom call in which P&O staff were told they would all be losing their jobs after the company suffered losses of up to £200m.
Live: Flying Scotsman tours Kent
17 March 2022Hundreds of people have turned out to see a world famous locomotive arrive in the county for the first time in 50 years.
'You have five minutes to get off the ship'
17 March 2022P&O Ferries has dismissed its on-board crews in a major move which has enraged union bosses.
Days of cancelled ferry services leaves passengers stranded
17 March 2022Passengers at the port terminal in Calais were left stranded after P&O services were suddenly cancelled.
Man transporting scrap metal fined for no licence
16 March 2022A man who failed to carry the correct documentation for scrap metal he was transporting has been fined almost £1,000.
Family adapt home for Ukrainian man in wheelchair
16 March 2022A selfless couple are adapting their home to provide refuge to a disabled man and his family fleeing war-torn Ukraine.
People smugglers target maritime industry
16 March 2022Businesses have been warned to be vigilant as criminal gangs seek to obtain small boats to bring people across the Channel.
New 145-mile cycling route to launch in Kent
16 March 2022Cycling enthusiasts will now be able to embark on a brand new long distance tour to see the county's natural beauty
Hundreds of asylum seekers rescued from Channel
15 March 2022A series of photographs show some of the people seeking asylum who arrived in Kent in just one day as more than 900 attempt Channel crossing.
Man's body is found near beach
14 March 2022Police and the coastguard were called to a beach after a man's body was discovered.
Man hit by train at railway station
14 March 2022Emergency services have descended on a railway station after a man was found on the tracks.
Trains delayed after emergency on railway
14 March 2022Train services are being delayed while emergency services respond to a railway incident.
Kent-based film scoops top prize at the BAFTAs
14 March 2022The leading actress from a film set in the county was recognised at last night's BAFTAs for her performance.
Red tape ditched to help Ukraine war victims
13 March 2022The Government has eased rules so vehicle delivering aid for the war victims in Eastern Europe are not held up by bureaucracy.
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