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Customs officers should be doing more to stop the smuggling of cheap cigarettes and tobacco into the country through Dover, according to MPs.
Dover Grammar School for Girls has been awarded Fair Trade Schools Status.
Tim Waggott has been confirmed as chief executive of the Port of Dover.
Dover’s controversial Big Screen will finally be dismantled next month, the Mercury can reveal.
Campaigners against the closure and merger of Sure Start children’s centres in Kent have handed their 2,000-signature petition to the county council.
Two managers with the Stagecoach bus company in Dover have gone back to basics this week as part of the National Customer Service Week.
A hotel chain that pulled out of a redevelopment in Dover is now proposing what it describes as an “innovative" partnership with the council.
Border Force officers at Dover have seized 58 kilos of cocaine and two kilos of heroin said to be worth millions of pounds on the street.
An elderly woman has been injured in the latest crash involving a foreign lorry at the Whitfield roundabout on the A2 near Dover.
A former church that was virtually destroyed by fire may become a place of worship again.
People who spit in the street should be given on-the-spot fines, according to a Dover councillor.
Eleven carnival courts and a couple of of decorated cars took part in Dover's illuminated carnival this evening.
A controlled explosion was carried out at Dover this afternoon after an old hand grenade was uncovered near a housing estate.
The operators of the Silver Screen cinema in Dover are looking forward to a bright future, despite plans for a multiplex in the town.
A mother who, with her son, had to be cut free from her car after it was hit by a foreign lorry is warning other motorists to steer clear of them.
A scheme launched to help entrepreneurs setting up their own companies culminated in an awards ceremony at the Dover Marina Hotel on Monday evening.
Town councillors have today re-advertised the tender for running the toilets and shop concession on Dover seafront.
Five P&O workers have been suspended and an investigation launched after allegations alcohol and drugs rules have been breached.
River parish councillors are presenting a 600-signature petition calling for action against motorists who cause congestion outside the village school.
Markings on a roundabout which caused vehicles to change lanes at the last minute have been altered after the Dover Mercury highlighted the dangers.
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