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New generation lifeboat for Dungeness
21 February 2014The first of the RNLI's newest class of lifeboat arrives at Dungeness today.
Pair charged with robbing post office
20 February 2014Two men have been charged with robbery and possessing an imitation firearm after a raid on a village post office.
Seal a surprise guest at power station
18 February 2014Marine experts are trying to get Davina the seal back into the sea after she ended up in a water inlet at a power station.
Armed raiders hold up village Post Office
15 February 2014Firearms officers are hunting two men who carried out a raid on a village Post Office today with what is believed to have been a handgun.
Dungeness B power station shut down
13 February 2014One of Kent's nuclear reactors has been taken offline after a fault with a steam valve was found - but its owners insist bad weather is not a factor.
Van driver rescued from muddy ditch
13 February 2014Firefighters have rescued a man from mud after he tried to avoid flood waters.
Kent's council tax freeze set to end
13 February 2014County council taxpayers are likely to be hit with a hike in bills as a three-year freeze looks set to come to an end today.
Welcome to your Kentish Express Romney Marsh edition
10 February 2014The Kentish Express is the only local paper with a weekly Romney Marsh edition.
Clear-up after the storm
27 January 2014Highways workers are out in force today clearing up after more than 100 trees were brought down in the weekend's storms.
High Court to rule on airport plans
16 January 2014A new public inquiry on the expansion of a Kent airfield could be triggered by campaigners opposing its expansion.
Man trapped in crashed car
14 January 2014Firefighters had to cut free a man after his car crashed into a wall
County to be battered by 70mph winds and heavy rain
22 December 2013Motorists are being warned to be careful after a severe weather warning was issued for today and Christmas Eve.
Peer's vineyard gets government loan
20 December 2013A winery owned by Lord Ashcroft has secured £2m through a scheme to get banks lending to firms.
Minibus and sports car destroyed by fire
09 December 2013A minibus picking up a disabled child for school caught fire this morning and set light to a sports car.
Tragedy of soldier killed on range
13 November 2013A young soldier killed by a single shot that went through a target in a training exercise died in a tragic accident, an inquest jury has ruled.
Ex-butcher's child sex shame exposed by Olympic torch glory
31 October 2013A retired butcher is facing jail for child abuse dating back 30 years after his victim recognised him when he carried the Olympic torch.
Wind farm test plan rejected
30 October 2013A small community in the Kent countryside is rejoicing after councillors voted against proposals to see whether the area was suitable for a wind farm.
The one-man bands filling the post-nuclear vacuum
09 October 2013A grant scheme aimed at micro-businesses is aiming to fill the void left by the decline in part of Kent's once thriving nuclear industry.
Witnesses sought after trio hurt in pile-up
07 October 2013Police are today appealing for witnesses to a three-car crash that has left three people seriously injured.
Two people airlifted to hospital after crash
05 October 2013Three people were injured in a smash involving three cars.
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