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'Our house is falling down'

18 May 2015
'Our house is falling down'

A family hauled before the courts for failing to pay rent say they will not cough up until their subsiding house is fixed.

Pioneering patient set for 2nd round of 'miracle' treatment

17 May 2015
Pioneering patient set for 2nd round of 'miracle' treatment

A young woman who was the first person in the UK to receive stem cell treatment for cystic fibrosis is fundraising again for life-saving surgery.

Health bosses have "broken promises"

16 May 2015
Health bosses have "broken promises"

A pledge to provide a direct bus route between clinics and create a one-stop shop for outpatients has not been fulfilled, according to patients.

Elderly former doctor targeted by anti-Ukippers

15 May 2015
Elderly former doctor targeted by anti-Ukippers

A health campaigner and former doctor says his "freedom of speech was muzzled" when his Ukip support posters were torn down four times in one week.

Girls with lifelong condition fundraising for charity

15 May 2015
Girls with lifelong condition fundraising for charity

Two seven-year-olds whose lives have been dramatically affected by coeliac disease and food intolerances are trying to raise money and awareness.

Police launch appeal to find Bill

15 May 2015
Police launch appeal to find Bill

Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of a missing 56-year-old man who is believed to be in Kent.

Faversham Transport Weekend to celebrate 20 years

14 May 2015
Faversham Transport Weekend to celebrate 20 years

The town is getting in gear for the annual transport festival, displaying more than 500 classical vehicles.

Cherished shop opens after refurbishment

12 May 2015
Cherished shop opens after refurbishment

An opticians which has been at the heart of the community since 1964 has reopened after a refurbishment.

Could building south of the A2 fix traffic woes?

12 May 2015
Could building south of the A2 fix traffic woes?

Councillors have been debating how to solve the traffic carnage causing gridlock in the town, as well as meeting Faversham's rising housing demand.

'Be honest with yourself' - dad of dead biker pleads

11 May 2015
'Be honest with yourself' - dad of dead biker pleads

A father of a motorcyclist killed in a crash has made a moving personal appeal to the driver involved.

UK's first cycling pub opens its doors

10 May 2015
UK's first cycling pub opens its doors

A unique boozer which specialises in beers and bikes has opened in a Kent village.

Faversham: The results

09 May 2015
Faversham: The results

Who's in? Who's out? We reveal the results of who will be representing YOU and the Market Town of Kings on both the borough council and town council.

Ukip lorry overturns in strong winds

07 May 2015
Ukip lorry overturns in strong winds

A lorry carrying a Ukip advertisement board blew over as winds of up to 60mph battered the county.

How well do you know Faversham?

06 May 2015
How well do you know Faversham?

We tested the parliamentary candidates on their Faversham knowledge, but how well do YOU know the Market Town of Kings?

How well do the candidates know Faversham?

06 May 2015
How well do the candidates know Faversham?

We tested the Faversham knowledge of parliamentary candidates standing for Faversham and Mid Kent.

Air ambulance called out after man suffers head injuries

05 May 2015
Air ambulance called out after man suffers head injuries

A man suffered head injuries after a fall in the early hours of Saturday morning.

'I'm now the butt of satirical humour - and I don't mind'

01 May 2015
'I'm now the butt of satirical humour - and I don't mind'

The former Monty Python cameraman who was arrested after allegedly sent satirical posters to local politicians has received his own mystery delivery.

School celebrates first ever outstanding Ofsted report

01 May 2015
School celebrates first ever outstanding Ofsted report

Faversham's grammar school has received a faultless inspection report - for the first time in its history.

Council apologises for ballot papers error

30 April 2015
Council apologises for ballot papers error

More than 2,000 people have been sent "misleading" information with their voting instructions.

Six officers arrest OAP accused of lampooning politicians

29 April 2015
Six officers arrest OAP accused of lampooning politicians

A former Monty Python cameraman was arrested in his dressing gown after allegedly harassing town councillors with satirical posters.

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