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Police investigating the theft of a handbag have released pictures of men they wish to speak to.
Neil Cugley doubts Folkestone can afford to go up - but that won’t stop them trying.
Pupils at schools across the county are discovering their grades today after another year which saw exams cancelled because of the pandemic.
David Smith says he and new strike partner Ade Yusuff could be unstoppable at Folkestone this season.
Pupils at schools across the county are discovering their grades today after another year which saw exams cancelled because of the pandemic.
A suspect has been arrested after Pokémon cards were stolen in a knifepoint robbery.
A football club chairman has hit out at 'mindless idiots' after reports that an opposition player was racially abused from the terraces.
A man who encouraged children to share videos of themselves online in return for digital gifts such as unicorns and gems has been jailed.
Police are seeking a man with a distinctive tattoo who they would like to speak to following a robbery in which Pokemon cards were taken.
A trouble-hit guest house has been ordered to close after police were called to the hotel 40 times in eight months.
A bar overlooking the English Channel has been named the best in Kent, as developers plan to add to the growing offering at the seafront.
A man from Kent has been arrested over the racist abuse of England players.
A new pizza takeaway, which sources its ingredients from Italy, has opened in a town centre.
A thief has been jailed after stealing a wallet from a pensioner who was trying to help him.
A theatre, which has been closed since the first lockdown 17 months ago, is gearing up to welcome audiences back.
Plans to transform two Saga office buildings into apartment blocks with more than 100 homes in total have been revealed.
A member of the public called police this morning after finding a body on a popular beach.
New images show the next phase of a seafront development based on homes in London, Bath and Brighton.
Our reporter set out to explore the artworks at this year's Triennial - and found himself a little more involved than he expected.
Folkestone Invicta manager Neil Cugley had a depleted squad for their weekend trip to Dover but was delighted with the effort of those who played.
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