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Historical sex charges dropped after defendant died
18 March 2014Historical charges have been dropped against an ex-McDonald's manager after he died in January.
P&O's Workplace Choir will perform with Susan Boyle
17 March 2014P&O's Workplace Choir have been invited to perform with Susan Boyle at the Hammersmith Apollo in London.
House party sparks police calls
16 March 2014A house party sparked calls to the police last night (Saturday) in Whitfield.
Parliamentary candidate’s vote of faith in future of town
15 March 2014UKIP's parliamentary candidate, David Little, shared his vision for the future of Dover and Deal with the Mercury last week.
Furious mother slams Kent test process
14 March 2014A single mother has been in tears after being told her daughter will have to go to a school she put down as a fourth choice.
New manager for The Marquis restaurant
14 March 2014A new manager has been appointed at the Marquis restaurant in the Alkham Valley.
Kent tributes to veteran Labour politician
14 March 2014Tributes have been paid in Kent to veteran politician Tony Benn, who was an active supporter of striking miners in the county, after his death at 88.
Man accused of string of robberies dating back 15 years
13 March 2014A crane driver faces trial accused of a series of armed robberies across Kent... including one on a 13-year-old boy.
Pupils get better deal as teaching and results improve
13 March 2014St Edmund's Catholic school in Dover is improving according to its most recent Ofsted report.
Welcome sign is a joke, isn’t it?
13 March 2014Residents of Dover have hit out at the positioning of the 'Welcome to Dover' sign that faces the seafront.
Kent Police launches appeal after a cat was shot with an air rifle
13 March 2014Kent Police has launched an appeal after a cat was found with an air rifle pellet in its front leg.
MP welcomes 100% increase in district apprenticeships
12 March 2014The number of apprenticeships available to residents in Dover and Deal has risen by 100% since 2009.
Dover is top of Monopoly board game vote
12 March 2014The release of a Dover Monopoly board could be on the cards if residents vote for their town.
Dover man charged with stealing sat nav
12 March 2014A Dover man has been charged with stealing a sat nav from a vehicle in the Leas area of Folkestone.
Dover student gets recognition for portrait
11 March 2014Creative students from the girls' grammar in Dover have their work showcased at galleries in London and Margate.
Three rescued from broken lift
11 March 2014Three people were freed from a broken lift at Dover Priory station last night.
Job fair attracts 1,300 job seekers
10 March 2014Charlie Elphicke has branded the job fair, held at Dover Town Hall on Friday as a "massive success."
District council members set to receive iPads
10 March 2014More than £16,000 is predicted to be spent on kitting councillors out with iPads in a new government initiative.
Remains of grenade found in park
10 March 2014Police and bomb disposal teams were called to a busy park today after the remains of a grenade was found there.
Romance seekers with medical conditions are needed for a new TV series
10 March 2014Does your health condition prevent you from dating? Take part in a documentary series. Researchers want people from the east Kent Coast.
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