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Van's faulty light led to cannabis find

Van's faulty light led to cannabis find

10 November 2021

Officers ended up discovering a mass cannabis storage site after the routine stopping of a van several miles away.

Kent's Christmas markets and festive fairs

Kent's Christmas markets and festive fairs

10 November 2021

Gifts galore, handmade crafts and winter warming food and drink. Here's our guide to Kent's festive markets and fairs this year.

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Bus driver strike called off as pay deal reached

Bus driver strike called off as pay deal reached

09 November 2021

A strike that was expected to grind bus services to a halt in parts of Kent has been called off after a trade union reached a deal with Stagecoach.

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Suspected burglar arrested after bank cards recovered from drain

Suspected burglar arrested after bank cards recovered from drain

09 November 2021

A man is suspected of stealing a purse from a home where gardening work was being carried out.

Bus driver shortage leaves passengers stranded

Bus driver shortage leaves passengers stranded

09 November 2021

Bus timetables are being decimated as more and more services are cancelled due to an ongoing national shortage of qualified drivers.

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Suspect arrested by armed police charged with rape and firearm possession

Suspect arrested by armed police charged with rape and firearm possession

08 November 2021

A suspected rapist who was captured by armed police on a busy town centre street has appeared in court.

Artisan Christmas market to launch in town centre

Artisan Christmas market to launch in town centre

08 November 2021

A festive programme of events which includes a new artisan market and musical performances has been revealed.

Road closed after pedestrian is hit by car

Road closed after pedestrian is hit by car

08 November 2021

One person was taken to hospital after a collision with a car this morning, with the incident leading to rush hour traffic delays.

'Prison-like' doors put on badgers' home

'Prison-like' doors put on badgers' home

08 November 2021

Animal lovers are upset after "prison-like" doors were placed over the entrance of badgers' homes, as part of "cruel" plans to relocate the creatures.

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Flood alerts issued along coast

Flood alerts issued along coast

06 November 2021

Roads near the sea are expected to flood as alerts have been issued along the east Kent coast.

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Armed police swoop on town centre

Armed police swoop on town centre

05 November 2021

Eyewitnesses describe hearing 'screaming and shouting' as police brandishing weapons make an arrest in a busy town centre street.

Club staff and police officers attacked on Halloween

Club staff and police officers attacked on Halloween

05 November 2021

An appeal has been launched after police officers were punched, kicked and headbutted on Halloween, while staff at a nightclub were also assaulted.

Four deaths in two weeks as asylum seekers attempt to reach UK

Four deaths in two weeks as asylum seekers attempt to reach UK

05 November 2021

An asylum seeker has died after attempting to cross the Channel - becoming the fourth person to lose their life trying to reach the UK in two weeks.

Future of tip booking service 'more divisive than Brexit'

Future of tip booking service 'more divisive than Brexit'

04 November 2021

County councillors are split over whether a controversial online booking service at waste recycling centres in Kent should be dumped.

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Historic lift to be given new lease of life

Historic lift to be given new lease of life

04 November 2021

A much-loved but broken cliff-side lift has been awarded a grant of £344,828 to help preserve it for the future.

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When the first Harry Potter film opened in the county

When the first Harry Potter film opened in the county

04 November 2021

See how young fans in Kent celebrated the release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2001.

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Fears of traffic gridlock thanks to new EU border rules

Fears of traffic gridlock thanks to new EU border rules

03 November 2021

Transport bosses have raised the alarm about the knock-on effects of tighter rules which will affect British travellers next year.

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'The devastation of our unique strip of countryside has begun'

'The devastation of our unique strip of countryside has begun'

03 November 2021

New photos reveal the loss of vegetation at a seafront beauty spot to make way for a controversial new housing development.

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Man killed girl, 3, in 'fit of temper'

Man killed girl, 3, in 'fit of temper'

03 November 2021

A man has been convicted of killing a toddler after she refused to eat lunch.

'Social media will fuel the genocide of my generation'

'Social media will fuel the genocide of my generation'

02 November 2021

The 14-year-old daughter of a Kent MP has spoken out about the danger of self-harm content online.

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