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'Chernobyl' fears dismissed as hydrogen plant approved

'Chernobyl' fears dismissed as hydrogen plant approved

03 June 2020

Eye-catching plans for a hydrogen plant have been given the go-ahead – as councillors insist fears held by some residents of a disaster are unfounded.

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Wild animal park facing 'grave financial challenges' in lockdown

Wild animal park facing 'grave financial challenges' in lockdown

01 June 2020

Bosses at a Kent wild animal park says it 'makes no sense' to be kept closed.

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Large police search for man

Large police search for man

01 June 2020

The police helicopter and ground teams were deployed in the search for a man after a car crash.

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Free driving lessons for care workers

Free driving lessons for care workers

01 June 2020

A driving school is offering free driving lessons as a way of thanking care workers for their efforts during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thousands of children go back to school

Thousands of children go back to school

01 June 2020

Pupils have gone back to school this morning - and we take a look inside one to see which new measures have been introduced.

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Police on standby at station

Police on standby at station

31 May 2020

Police, with a van and two patrol cars, have been seen outside a station.

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Two hospitalised after crash

Two hospitalised after crash

31 May 2020

Two people have been taken to hospital following a crash on a busy dual carriageway.

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This is what your child could be going back to tomorrow

This is what your child could be going back to tomorrow

31 May 2020

A headteacher says social distancing will have to be abandoned before all pupils can return - but here's what some will face tomorrow.

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Biker hospitalised after crash

Biker hospitalised after crash

30 May 2020

A man has been taken to hospital following a crash between a car and a motorbike.

Shut-down law firm ordered to pay £500k damages

Shut-down law firm ordered to pay £500k damages

29 May 2020

A controversial legal firm which was closed down by regulators has been ordered to fork out thousands to dozens of former employees at tribunals.

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Men injured as 'liquid' thrown during robbery

Men injured as 'liquid' thrown during robbery

29 May 2020

Two men were treated for injuries after an "unknown liquid" was thrown at them during a robbery.

Councillors refuse to take pay cut for cancelled meetings

Councillors refuse to take pay cut for cancelled meetings

29 May 2020

Those in charge of committees at a cash-strapped council will continue to be paid - despite the fact the meetings have been scrapped.

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Hydrogen power plant set for green light

Hydrogen power plant set for green light

29 May 2020

Controversial plans to build a hydrogen fuel plant look set to be given the go-ahead - despite more than 160 objections from concerned residents.

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Wildlife park reveals opening plans

Wildlife park reveals opening plans

28 May 2020

A popular wildlife park is planning to reopen next week, bosses have revealed.

Woman arrested after armed police sent to cul-de-sac

Woman arrested after armed police sent to cul-de-sac

28 May 2020

A woman aged in her 20s has been arrested after police were called to a reported robbery and two men were treated for injuries by paramedics.

Armed police called to cul-de-sac

Armed police called to cul-de-sac

28 May 2020

A car park has been taped off after a police helicopter, armed officers and fire engines were sent out to a cul-de-sac.

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Judgement day on plans for UK's biggest solar park

Judgement day on plans for UK's biggest solar park

27 May 2020

The anxiously-awaited decision on whether the UK's biggest solar park can be built in Kent is due tomorrow.

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Cannabis farm found hidden in woods

Cannabis farm found hidden in woods

26 May 2020

Police have uncovered a cannabis farm hidden in a woods - along with camouflage suits and a series of concealed structures.

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'Boris said we could play tennis - but council took the nets away'

'Boris said we could play tennis - but council took the nets away'

26 May 2020

Tennis players have been turning up at their local courts after the Prime Minister said games could go ahead - only to find the nets are gone.

More of Kent's most historic pubs

More of Kent's most historic pubs

25 May 2020

The county is home to a number of pubs with fascinating histories - with some even dating back to the 1100s. Does your local feature?

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