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Construction firms invited to 'get involved' with port regeneration
30 September 2014The Port of Dover has invited tenders for construction companies to get involved in the Dover Western Docks revival project.
Lorry break-down causes traffic build up on A20
30 September 2014A HGV has broken down in Archcliffe Road, near the Limekiln roundabout causing delays for motorists using the route during rush hour.
St James’ land inquiry rolls into second day
30 September 2014A public inquiry to consider the compulsory purchase of land in the St James’ and Russell Street areas could conclude today.
Two men arrested over Co-op raid
30 September 2014Two men have been arrested on suspicion of burglary after the Co-op in River was raided.
Fire on cross-Channel ferry
29 September 2014A blaze has broken out on a cross-Channel ferry - with almost 400 passengers on board.
Kent MP targeted in newspaper sex sting
29 September 2014A Kent Tory backbencher has revealed he was approached by an undercover reporter in a sex sting which claimed a minister's job.
Changes to Community Warden service
29 September 2014Villages like Eastry and Kingsdown could be see changes to the Community Wardens service under a consultation launched today
House fire in Dover
29 September 2014Kent Fire and Rescue were called to a house fire in Beaufoy Road last night when cooking was left unattended.
Controversial home in Kingsdown granted
28 September 2014Despite objections by residents, district planners have granted permission for an application to build a new home in Victoria Road in Kingsdown.
Dover lifeboat receives donation
28 September 2014Dover's RNLI lifeboat has thanked the Phoenix Angling Club for its donation of more than £1,000
Manikins help learn life-saving skills
28 September 2014A Deal man has presented a woman who helps teach the public how to save lives, with three new manikins.
Protest march on Port of Dover fails to attract expected turnout
27 September 2014Around 50 flag-waving demonstrators joined a march to the entrance of Kent's busiest port this lunchtime in a protest over illegal immigration.
Kent Police: Port will remain open
27 September 2014Kent Police says it is “prepared for a number of scenarios” as far-right groups plan to blockade a port today.
Artists showcase their work around the town
27 September 2014Sandwich Arts Week continues this weekend with exhibitions around the town.
Marine panto set to sell out
26 September 2014Tickets are ready to go on sale for the 2015 Sergeant's Mess pantomime, Pirates of the Curried Bean - and the last night is already fully booked
Dozen suspected illegal immigrants detained
26 September 2014The police helicopter was scrambled to search for 12 suspected illegal immigrants, who were detained and handed over to the Home Office today.
She was amazing, says tragic Zoe’s husband
25 September 2014Dover will today pay its respects to Zoë Martyn, a 23-year-old woman who died suddenly from a rare form of bone cancer.
Police on standby as far right groups plan port blockade
25 September 2014Far-right groups are expected to descend on Dover this Saturday to take part in an anti-immigration protest.
Dover man charged with burglary and fraud
25 September 2014A man from Dover has been charged with a series of burglary and fraud offences after a burglary at a house in Abbey Road.
Drunken mum walks free after stabbing husband
24 September 2014An argument after a shopping trip turned violent when a drunken mother plunged a knife into her husband's neck.
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