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Christmas traffic chaos fears as road to shut for weeks
31 October 2018Traffic misery is expected as the start of work on a £9.1 million car park will close a road for nine weeks.
Warning as eggs thrown at people and buildings
31 October 2018Yobs are terrorising residents by throwing eggs at homes and smashing glass in play parks.
Councillors have 'moral obligation' not to claim expenses
30 October 2018City councillors should not claim expenses for travel and fuel if they can afford to, a Labour member has argued.
No council plans in place for Brexit
29 October 2018The leader of a city council has said the local authority has not drawn up "formal preparations" for Britain's departure from the European Union.
Kent's strangest by-laws
28 October 2018You won't believe some of the outdated by-laws that still exist in the county.
Michelin-starred restaurant opens new luxury cabins
25 October 2018Take a peek inside new luxury bed-and-breakfast accommodation at an award-winning Kent restaurant.
Does it get tougher than this for Gregg?
23 October 2018MasterChef judge and presenter Gregg Wallace heads out on his first stage tour, Doesn't Get Tougher Than This.
Ticketless parking rolled out
22 October 2018Pioneering ANPR technology is being introduced at council car parks, signalling the beginning of the end of pay and display.
Fraudsters' bid to get cut-price deal
21 October 2018A 40-year-old driver who fell victim to a cunning car scam is warning other motorists to beware.
'We should decide if there's fracking in Kent'
20 October 2018County councillors have challenged a government move to streamline applications for fracking sites, arguing local authorities know best.
Hundreds of thousands join Brexit march
20 October 2018Organisers of today's People's March claim 700,000 people turned out, while Scotland Yard said it could not estimate the size of the crowds.
Pensioner puts 'half-house' on the market for £320,000
19 October 2018A 91-year-old is selling his half of a "unique" seafront property which is split in two by a wall.
Loss of lollipop lady 'puts children's lives at risk'
17 October 2018Parents have responded in anger to news the county council will no longer be funding a crossing supervisor outside an infant school.
Probe exposes 'sickening' puppy smuggling trade
16 October 2018An investigation by a charity has revealed the horrific conditions endured by dogs that are smuggled to the UK.
Lifeboat launched three times in three days
14 October 2018A lifeboat rescued a drifting sailor last week, one of three call-outs in three days.
Going down in history: Kent's shipwrecks
13 October 2018We take a look at the stories behind some of Kent's most prominent shipwrecks.
Is this the end for 121-year-old Kent carnival?
12 October 2018The fate of a historic carnival hangs in the balance after its entire committee calls it a day.
Families 'priced out' by second homes
11 October 2018One in four houses bought in a Kent city last year was a buy-to-let or holiday home.
Traffic diversion as major water works begin
11 October 2018A £400,000 scheme that will see 1.2km of old pipes replaced across three residential roads has begun.
Students' union bans cowboy outfits and 'chav' costumes
11 October 2018A students' union has warned against "offensive" fancy dress costumes it says may affect its members' right to a "safe space".
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Car overturns on main road in town centre
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Non-smoker fined for dropping cigarette in town she’s ‘never been to’
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Sadness as seaside kiosk boss calls it a day after 53 years
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