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First Class out this month

First Class out this month

14 October 2021

If you know a child who started school in September don't miss your chance to grab a copy of this fantastic keepsake supplement.

'I would like to see increased turnback'

'I would like to see increased turnback'

11 October 2021

A government minister says France will get the £54m promised by the UK to deal with asylum seeker crossings but says he wants to see more 'turnback'.

Nearly 1,500 asylum seekers land

Nearly 1,500 asylum seekers land

10 October 2021

Exactly 1,479 asylum seekers, including reportedly one baby, arrived in Britain over three days while the French stopped nearly 1,000 others.

Parade with giant refugee puppet

Parade with giant refugee puppet

09 October 2021

A near-12ft model of an asylum seeker child will be carried in a procession with lanterns through a Kent town.

Kent from the skies in the 1970s and 80s

Kent from the skies in the 1970s and 80s

09 October 2021

Just how much has the county changed in the last 40 to 50 years? Take a trip down memory lane with 101 pictures of Kent's towns.

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Pizza bill of £6,000 for asylum seekers

Pizza bill of £6,000 for asylum seekers

08 October 2021

Thousands of pounds in fast food was spent in one month to feed people who had arrived in Kent in small boats.

Gardeners to mow for 24 hours to aid teen in cancer fight

Gardeners to mow for 24 hours to aid teen in cancer fight

08 October 2021

A team of gardeners is set to take on a 24-hour 'mowathon' to raise money for a teen's cancer fight,

Detention sites 'unsuitable,' say inspectors

Detention sites 'unsuitable,' say inspectors

08 October 2021

Independent monitors have criticised the holding centres being used for asylum seekers at two Kent towns.

Long-awaited cinema finally opens

Long-awaited cinema finally opens

08 October 2021

A new cinema, which has been in the works for six years, is opening today with the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die.

Check out the best Kent hotels to check in at

Check out the best Kent hotels to check in at

06 October 2021

These hotels, B&Bs and hidden gems to stay in across the county have been given glowing reviews in the latest Good Hotel Guide.

'Never ending cycle of bloodshed' ends at power station

'Never ending cycle of bloodshed' ends at power station

01 October 2021

Power plant bosses have agreed to a 'non-lethal' solution to stop foxes wandering onto their site, after some creatures were killed earlier this year.

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Lifeboat crew member verbally abused while getting fuel

Lifeboat crew member verbally abused while getting fuel

26 September 2021

AN RNLI crew member was abused for using jerry cans to fill up a lifeboat amid the ongoing fuel crisis.

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New cinema's opening date finally revealed

New cinema's opening date finally revealed

24 September 2021

A brand new cinema will open its doors for the first time with the release of the latest James Bond film, No Time to Die.

Retired couple win fight against demolition of their home

Retired couple win fight against demolition of their home

22 September 2021

Councillors have voted to allow a couple to continue living in a home they built without planning permission after an outpouring of support.

Tribute to 'larger than life' former radio presenter

Tribute to 'larger than life' former radio presenter

22 September 2021

A colleague has paid tribute to a 'larger than life' and pioneering Kent radio broadcaster who has died.

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Man's appeal to return late wife's 50 letters

Man's appeal to return late wife's 50 letters

22 September 2021

A man who found 50 'affectionate' letters sent to his late wife by her childhood friends is hoping to return them to their original senders.

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'We need to tackle the numbers breaking into Britain'

'We need to tackle the numbers breaking into Britain'

20 September 2021

A Kent MP has met the Home Secretary to discuss the ongoing Channel crossings by asylum seekers.

Experience crossing the Channel in a small boat through art project

Experience crossing the Channel in a small boat through art project

17 September 2021

An art project will give people the opportunity to experience the journey of an asylum seeker making the perilous journey across the Channel.

Council's garden waste service to resume

Council's garden waste service to resume

16 September 2021

Subscribers to one Kent council's garden refuse collection scheme will see their bins emptied once more after a staffing crisis eased.

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Kent town is 'perfect' choice for backdrop of hit drama

Kent town is 'perfect' choice for backdrop of hit drama

15 September 2021

We take a look at the ways a Kent town has been included in the second series of hit BBC drama, Back to Life.

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