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More than 1,500 plants seized in drugs bust

More than 1,500 plants seized in drugs bust

01 May 2024

Three men have been taken into custody after a huge drugs farm was discovered during a police raid.

CGIs reveal new designs for £20m 'green' overhaul for harbour

CGIs reveal new designs for £20m 'green' overhaul for harbour

01 May 2024

Fresh designs showing how a harbour could benefit from an overhaul in a bid to boost the economy have emerged.

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Woman jailed after fatal stabbing of young man

Woman jailed after fatal stabbing of young man

01 May 2024

A Kent woman has been jailed after a young man was stabbed to death with her help.

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New urban woodland spaces to see 4,000 trees planted

New urban woodland spaces to see 4,000 trees planted

30 April 2024

Urban mini-woodland spaces are set to be created with hundreds of new trees planted in a district’s bid to become carbon neutral this decade.

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Ofsted tells teachers at ‘inadequate’ £80k SEN school more improvement needed

Ofsted tells teachers at ‘inadequate’ £80k SEN school more improvement needed

30 April 2024

Standards at an £80k per year special school remain ‘Inadequate’ but a returning head is making strides in the right direction, a watchdog says.

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Dead pigeons piling up inside former town centre Subway

Dead pigeons piling up inside former town centre Subway

29 April 2024

Grim footage shows dead pigeons strewn across an old town centre Subway sandwich shop floor.

Missing man, 23, safely located

Missing man, 23, safely located

29 April 2024

Missing 23-year-old man found after appeal

Get discounted tickets to this year’s Margate Summer Series

Get discounted tickets to this year’s Margate Summer Series

29 April 2024

KentOnline readers can save on tickets to the first event of the concert series, which features artists such as Busted, Paloma Faith and JLS.

Fire at abandoned seafront museum thought to be deliberate

Fire at abandoned seafront museum thought to be deliberate

28 April 2024

Arsonists are believed to have started a blaze at an abandoned seafront museum, the fire service says.

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Rail services disrupted after ‘movement under track’

Rail services disrupted after ‘movement under track’

28 April 2024

A speed restriction has been put in place on rail services after ground movement was detected under a main train line.

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Why Londoners are to thank for our seaside towns

Why Londoners are to thank for our seaside towns

28 April 2024

In the first of a three-part series on our coastal towns, we look at how they hit the big time - and their temporary demise.

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Divisive plans for block of flats re-emerge

Divisive plans for block of flats re-emerge

27 April 2024

Developers say they have “vastly improved” plans to build a block of flats on a derelict car wash – despite the original bid being snubbed last year.

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‘Party pub’ gets green light to stay open to 3am

‘Party pub’ gets green light to stay open to 3am

27 April 2024

A pub can now stay open until 3am at the weekends, despite concerns over noise and anti-social behaviour.

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Seal pup with ‘severe breathing issues’ rescued from beach

Seal pup with ‘severe breathing issues’ rescued from beach

26 April 2024

A seal pup with “severe breathing issues” has been rescued after it was found on a beach

Plans to transform historic seaside pub into flats refused

Plans to transform historic seaside pub into flats refused

26 April 2024

A bid to transform a historic pub overlooking the sea into flats has been rejected amid claims the housing need argument ‘doesn’t work here’.

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Police hunt hit-and-run Mercedes driver who smashed into multiple vehicles

Police hunt hit-and-run Mercedes driver who smashed into multiple vehicles

26 April 2024

A crash involving a Mercedes and a Renault – whereby one driver reportedly failed to stop - has prompted a police probe.

‘We have no power to introduce tourism tax’

‘We have no power to introduce tourism tax’

25 April 2024

The idea of introducing a “tourism tax” on overnight visitor stays will not be taken forward because a council does not have the power to do so.

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Man charged after Waitrose worker and police officers assaulted

Man charged after Waitrose worker and police officers assaulted

24 April 2024

A man has been charged after a Waitrose worker and two police officers were assaulted.

Protesters block coach from taking asylum seekers to Bibby Stockholm

Protesters block coach from taking asylum seekers to Bibby Stockholm

24 April 2024

Protesters have stopped a coach from moving 22 asylum seekers from a Kent hotel to the controversial Bibby Stockholm barge.

Three arrests in drugs and crime blitz

Three arrests in drugs and crime blitz

24 April 2024

Police lasered in on one area to tackle drugs and other crime arresting three people and searching 16.

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