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Border delays add to half-term getaway woes
28 May 2022Roads around Kent are "extremely busy" as families set off on their half term break amid a raft of travel restrictions.
21 ways to salute the Queen over the bank holiday weekend
28 May 2022We've a bumper list of the best things to do in Kent to celebrate the Queen's Plaitnum Jubilee.
Liverpool fans in chaos at port
27 May 2022Liverpool fans travelling to the Champions League final in France face lengthy delays at a port.
Final Kent P&O ship cleared to sail
26 May 2022The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has confirmed the final P&O ship held in Dover has been cleared to resume sailing.
Anger at fun fair's snub
26 May 2022The owners and customers of a family fun fair have spoken out after their usual two-week stint in a town was cancelled.
Home Office accused of cover up over dumped dinghies
26 May 2022The government has refused to disclose how much it has spent on storing boats used by criminal gangs to ferry asylum seekers across the Channel.
Hopes 145-mile bike route will encourage cycle tourism
26 May 2022A new long-distance cycle route weaving through Kent is being officially unveiled today.
Just 12 parking spaces for new block of flats
26 May 2022Neighbours in a busy area have slammed plans for a new block of flats for its lack of parking spaces.
Third P&O ship inspected for safety
25 May 2022The Pride of Canterbury, which has been stuck at port for more than two months, is being inspected for safety today.
'Active Patriot' denies posting racist YouTube video
25 May 2022An activist has denied posting a racist video to his YouTube channel.
Kent-based Liverpool fans urged to check travel plans
25 May 2022Liverpool fans in Kent have been urged to check there is room for them to travel before heading to the Champions League final in Paris.
Killer PC Couzens denies McDonald's exposure charges
24 May 2022Sarah Everard's murderer Wayne Couzens has denied allegations he exposed himself at a McDonald's drive-thru in Kent.
Trio cut off by 'incredibly dangerous' rising tide
24 May 2022The RNLI and coastguard rescued three people from 'immediate danger' after they were cut off by the rising tide.
Hundreds wade through 4ft high bubble walls
23 May 2022Hundreds of people attended a Bubble Rush event, which saw them play in foam while supporting the Demelza children's hospice.
Escape on a short break across the Channel
23 May 2022Win an incredible short break to Calais, including a four-star hotel stay and tickets to top attractions, with DFDS.
Disaster relief charity on hand to help lorry drivers stranded on M20
23 May 2022A disaster relief charity which has carried out aid missions in Ukraine and Mozambique is now on hand to help lorry drivers stuck on the M20.
A day to remember Julia
22 May 2022A woman moved by the death of PCSO Julia James has set up a special day of events in her memory.
'Selling my mansion could fund Putin's war'
22 May 2022A man forced to sell his £5m Kent property to an unsanctioned Russian bank fears the proceeds could help fund attacks on Ukraine.
Quarter of a million for grant fund
21 May 2022Community groups can from now until June apply for sums from a £260,000 pot in a special council fund.
Latest asylum seeker arrivals
21 May 2022A total of 41 people in small boats were detected in the Channel by UK authorities yesterday and another 20 were stopped by the French.
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