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Rail line to reopen after months of travel chaos
22 August 2016Rail services between Dover and Folkestone will resume in September after months of travel chaos.
Man cut free after crash near Sandwich
22 August 2016A man has been cut free by firefighters after a car crashed into a ditch near a busy Kent road.
A Level successes celebrated
18 August 2016It's the day A Level students have been waiting for in Dover, Deal and Sandwich - see how the schools performed...
Elderly man dies in car crash
17 August 2016An appeal has been launched after a man died when his car swerved off the road and crashed into trees.
Arms firm protest
14 August 2016Activists have threatened they will hold a Kent business park accountable if arms company Instro Precision moves there.
Campaigners call for another site for masts
14 August 2016A countryside campaign group is calling for other sites to be considered as part of its objections to proposals for two communications masts
The big internet house-selling race
11 August 2016Online companies are challenging estate agents with new ways for people to sell their home.
'I’ve found a great family and I’m extremely lucky'
11 August 2016After decades of unanswered questions a woman from Kent who was adopted as a baby has finally found her long-lost biological father.
Marines needed to guard our coast from migrants, says MP
10 August 2016An MP is calling for the Royal Marines to patrol the Channel to stop migrants being brought in by people traffickers.
Plan to split port traffic to prevent congestion hell
09 August 2016Traffic coming to the Port of Dover should be divided between two main roads to avoid snarl-ups, the county council says.
Power plant to go ahead
09 August 2016A biomass energy project capable of powering 50,000 homes will open within two years after a £160 million investment.
Residents call for evidence to support traffic plans
08 August 2016A group of residents are still calling for firm evidence to support proposed traffic management measures set to be introduced in a Kent town
Play offers a chance to give your verdict on king
07 August 2016Tickets are now on sale for the Quayside Players’ inaugural production about the trial of Charles I
Entertainers band together for Martha Trust
06 August 2016Families are invited to an afternoon of music and fundraising in aid of Martha Trust
Launch of walk and talk group for mental health sufferers
06 August 2016A shocking lack of provision for people with mental health issues has been met with the launch of a support group with a feel good active theme
Major road reopens after crash
05 August 2016A major Kent road has reopened after a crash involving a car and a lorry.
Thieves release animals from pens
05 August 2016Police are investigating after thieves stole tools and released a donkey and other animals from their pens beside a busy road.
Council sends out message of support to foreigners
31 July 2016Reports of unkind, racially motivated comments in playgrounds have led a council to send out a message of support and reassurance to EU residents
Fears plan to split road could restrict emergency access
31 July 2016A new access road for a Kent holiday park has caused a flurry of objections.
Fewer large lorries are entering town
30 July 2016A Kent town’s recently adopted weight restriction is effectively reducing the number of lorries entering it, new figures suggest.
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The abandoned ‘ghost road’ that once took holidaymakers to the Kent coast
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Motorway reopens after fuel spillage in collision
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Dad who took cocaine on holiday still had drug in system when stopped by police
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Rolexes and crypto: How dealer selling drugs from bedroom hid ‘massive profits’
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Christmas events cancelled amid weather warning
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