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We missed it last year and now Music4Martha is back with a packed line-up in aid of a Kent care charity.
Images of a new multi-million pound park which could be created in honour of Dame Vera Lynn on the White Cliffs of Dover have been revealed.
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Pub regulars will raise a toast to their beloved landlady at a celebration of her life later today.
Regatta week is back with a bang in Deal after last year's spectacular was cancelled.
History will come alive in streets once occupied by smugglers thanks to a new partnership with a heritage and theatre group.
The smiling face of Phil Myers shows he was 'honoured' to be the 1,000th person to be jabbed at the golf.
The heatwave has brought more suspected asylum seekers to Kent's shores before thunderstorms hit.
Long hailed as a driver for tourism, we look at how The Open has affected Sandwich.
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Worried shop owners looked on as a heavy goods vehicle got stuck in the narrow streets of a medieval town centre.
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Tired spectators at The Open were stuck in gridlock after the first day of action last night which was added to by a broken down bus.
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There will be fitness and sports coaching, workshops and a satisfying meal for eligible kids.
Bulk loads of plastic packaging have been given back to two chain supermarkets by consumers who want to make a stand.
A Royal Marine who was awarded the Victoria Cross will be remembered forever at an armed forces club which has honoured his name.
People enjoying a drink in a yacht club were bemused to see one of Kent's ferries apparently floating in the sky.
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Police investigating reports a man was 'behaving indecently' in a horse field have arrested a man.
A heritage group is opening a history HQ for the community to visit and enabling it to continue its free workshops and events.
The founding members of a dad's breakfast club know the dangers of depression in men and are tackling that with friendship and food.
People who knew policeman Wayne Couzens - jailed for the murder of Sarah Everard - described him as 'bad tempered' and 'odd in his mannerisms'.
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Passengers on the second cruise liner to visit Dover since Covid sampled top tourism attractions in the area.
With their fragrant blooms, statues, ornaments and water features, exhibitors in a town's open gardens trail have raised thousands in one day.
What's for dinner? Plan meals, try new foods and explore cuisines with tested recipes from the country's top chefs.
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