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'French are throwing their teddy out the pram'
28 October 2021French authorities have been accused of "throwing their teddy out the pram" after a UK boat was detained in a worsening row over fishing rights.
'Perverse in the extreme'
28 October 2021A councillor at a seaside town has slammed her MP for voting against planned legal controls to stop raw sewage reaching rivers and seas.
Christmas parking could be free
28 October 2021Councillors will next week vote on whether to waive charges at local authority car parks over 10 days for the festive season.
Kent's heritage coast is better than Puerto Rico!
28 October 2021One of the best places to visit in the world is Kent's Heritage Coast after it beat tourist hotspots like Puerto Rico and Vancouver Island in ratings.
'Mya remains loved and in our hearts forever'
27 October 2021The family of a teenager who died after being hit by a car have paid tribute to their "bright, beautiful daughter" with a "strong will".
Sarah's murderer seeks to appeal whole-life term
26 October 2021The Met police officer who murdered Sarah Everard is seeking to appeal his whole-life jail term.
Search called off for man as two asylum seekers rescued
26 October 2021Rescue crews have called off a search operation amid fears of another asylum seeker tragedy.
Donations in memory of Mya reach £3,000
26 October 2021Donations towards the family of a teenage girl killed while crossing a road have doubled over the past week.
Priest, 72, on hunger strike
26 October 2021An elderly Catholic priest is one of thee people fasting in a protest at the treatment of asylum seekers.
French customs' delays could cause port gridlock
26 October 2021A Kent port could once again be the focus of frustrating delays for freight in the run-up to Christmas, it has been warned.
'It is vital to get your doses'
26 October 2021An MP is encouraging everyone to have all three of their vaccinations for coronavirus and to get flu jabs for this winter.
'We are still struggling with losing her'
26 October 2021The parents of a teenager who died of a rare cancer will unveil a memorial bench for her on the fourth anniversary of her death.
£1m of free sailings for pandemic heroes
25 October 2021A ferry company is giving away thousands of tickets to NHS staff as a thank you for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.
Awards for the lockdown projects which helped save lives
25 October 2021Projects that helped the public cope with life over lockdown have been celebrated at the Kent Mental Health and Wellbeing Awards.
March is on for Josh
25 October 2021A group of pals are going on a sponsored walk of nearly 20 miles in memory of a friend who died of cancer a decade ago, aged 18.
£703 million plan to replace Border Force boats to tackle illegal migration
24 October 2021A new fleet of patrol boats will be announced by the Chancellor this week as part of a £703 million package to protect the UK border, including Kent.
Half term fun for families across Kent
23 October 2021Halloween-themed activities and autumnal trails are among the days out on offer at attractions across Kent this half term holidays. Here's our guide:
Disappointment after water firm take five weeks to fix leak
22 October 2021A man said he was let down by Southern Water after they kept cancelling appointments to fix a leaking meter.
Misconduct probes in wake of Couzens case
22 October 2021Five police officers will face misconduct proceedings concerning social media messages related to murderer PC Wayne Couzens.
Thumbs-down for renaming square
21 October 2021A plan to rechristen a town square for the Queen's Jubilee has been widely rejected, a council meeting heard.
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