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Racists target bus stop with anti-Semitic graffiti
06 April 2023Anti-Semitic graffiti at a bus stop has sparked concerns the community could be put in fear.
Dog picked up by warden days after owner claimed it died
06 April 2023An owner who failed to update his dog's microchip claimed it had died - only for it to be picked up by the dog warden.
'He banged on our door to get us out - it was scary'
06 April 2023A chippy's future is uncertain after being gutted by flames, as neighbours tell of the terrifying moment they were told to leave their homes.
Plans revealed to demolish former Woolworths and build flats and shop
06 April 2023A "visually poor" town centre building could be demolished so it can be transformed into 23 flats and a new shop.
Rat fears after rubbish uncollected for nine months
06 April 2023A pensioner feared her grandchildren would be bitten by rats while playing in her garden due to a pile of rubbish left uncollected for nine months.
TikToker goes viral after taking cobblestone for 'souvenir'
06 April 2023A TikToker has gone viral after sharing a video of her seemingly taking a cobblestone from the ground as a "souvenir" near a historic Kent landmark.
Dad's McDonald's protest ends after police arrive
05 April 2023A furious dad-of-four's protest over missing McDonald's items came to an end after police arrived at the restaurant.
60 jobs at risk at P&O one year after mass sackings
05 April 2023Controversy-hit P&O Ferries is set to make a further 60 redundancies a year on from an infamous mass sacking.
Woman sexually assaulted in broad daylight near Outlet
05 April 2023A woman has been sexually assaulted in broad daylight near a shopping centre, sparking a police investigation.
Coaches asked to rebook as port braces for more 'horrible' traffic
05 April 2023Port and travel bosses are taking steps to avoid chaotic scenes at the port of Dover this Easter weekend.
Know your rights! What to do if you're given a parking fine
05 April 2023When it comes to parking tickets, it's important you know your rights and what to do if you're issued with one.
Woman injured as car and lorry collide on dual carriageway
05 April 2023A major route hit by roadworks was blocked due to a crash involving a car and a lorry.
Man facing 10 charges after purses and bags stolen
05 April 2023A man has been charged with a spree of purse thefts from victims as they shopped and socialised
The 18 stunning murals which have transformed town centre
05 April 2023A town centre art trail is underway as the final murals decorating drab walls are now complete.
Man arrested as five police vehicles spotted in street
05 April 2023A man has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker after five police vehicles were spotted in a road.
Cyclist injured after being hit by car at junction
05 April 2023There were delays on a main road after a cyclist was hit by a car at a junction.
'Blocked drain has left us stuck in our own home'
05 April 2023A family-of-six say they have days when they are “stuck inside their own home” due to a blocked drain directly outside their front door.
Tesco fines customers for parking at store twice in one day
05 April 2023Customers who have visited a supermarket more than once a day have received parking fines as the shop believes their cars were parked there for hours.
The village where every traditional pub is on the market
05 April 2023Concerned residents fear a village could soon become a "ghost town" as every traditional pub in the area is now up for sale.
The coastal towns with biggest house price jumps in past decade
05 April 2023Coastal homes across the country have rocketed in value, with six Kent towns featured in a list of the top 10 seeing the biggest jumps.
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