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Coastguard and Border Force assist in rescue

18 November 2021
Coastguard and Border Force assist in rescue

A patient has been airlifted to hospital following a search and rescue mission off the coast this morning.

MP criticised for second job following Marcus Rashford comment

12 November 2021
MP criticised for second job following Marcus Rashford comment

A Kent MP has been criticised for comments over Marcus Rashford sticking to his day job, after it was revealed she has a second job.

Thousands spent on pizza for asylum seekers

12 November 2021
Thousands spent on pizza for asylum seekers

The Home Office has spent thousands of pounds on emergency food – including Domino's and Subway – for asylum seekers arriving in Kent.

Pub flushed with success following loo award

12 November 2021
Pub flushed with success following loo award

A Kent pub has had its toilets rated as 'platinum' by inspectors from the Loo of the Year Awards 2021.

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Council surgeries put on hold amid security concerns

11 November 2021
Council surgeries put on hold amid security concerns

A town council has cancelled face to face meetings with residents while security measures are reviewed following the murder of an MP.

Artisan Christmas market to launch in town centre

08 November 2021
Artisan Christmas market to launch in town centre

A festive programme of events which includes a new artisan market and musical performances has been revealed.

Starbucks drive-thru opens

08 November 2021
Starbucks drive-thru opens

Coffee fans can now enjoy a beverage at a new sit-in coffee shop with a drive thru after it opened at a business park.

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'Prison-like' doors put on badgers' home

08 November 2021
'Prison-like' doors put on badgers' home

Animal lovers are upset after "prison-like" doors were placed over the entrance of badgers' homes, as part of "cruel" plans to relocate the creatures.

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Patients can no longer get blood tests at hospital

05 November 2021
Patients can no longer get blood tests at hospital

Patients are upset after health bosses confirmed blood tests will no longer be held at a hospital, with GPs now taking the service back in-house.

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Club staff and police officers attacked on Halloween

05 November 2021
Club staff and police officers attacked on Halloween

An appeal has been launched after police officers were punched, kicked and headbutted on Halloween, while staff at a nightclub were also assaulted.

Historic lift to be given new lease of life

04 November 2021
Historic lift to be given new lease of life

A much-loved but broken cliff-side lift has been awarded a grant of £344,828 to help preserve it for the future.

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When the first Harry Potter film opened in the county

04 November 2021
When the first Harry Potter film opened in the county

See how young fans in Kent celebrated the release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2001.

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'The devastation of our unique strip of countryside has begun'

03 November 2021
'The devastation of our unique strip of countryside has begun'

New photos reveal the loss of vegetation at a seafront beauty spot to make way for a controversial new housing development.

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Graffiti, over-flowing bins and fly-tipped rubbish left in town

03 November 2021
Graffiti, over-flowing bins and fly-tipped rubbish left in town

Graffiti scrawled in red and reading 'No War But The Class War' has been left over a 'dirty' pile of rubbish in a town centre.

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Zero-emission bus service to launch

02 November 2021
Zero-emission bus service to launch

A new zero emission, electric bus service is launching, thanks to a multi-million pound grant.

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Friends tour all 43 Martello Towers

29 October 2021
Friends tour all 43 Martello Towers

Two friends spent eight days visiting every Martello Tower in the county and beyond, some which have found a new lease of life.

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Inquest opens into death of teen hit by car

29 October 2021
Inquest opens into death of teen hit by car

An inquest has been opened into the death of a 13-year-old who died after being hit by a car.

Future of 'vital' town sprucer project at risk

27 October 2021
Future of 'vital' town sprucer project at risk

Two 'vital' community projects - including one which keeps a town tidy - are at risk of closing if a new leader is not found.

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'Mya remains loved and in our hearts forever'

27 October 2021
'Mya remains loved and in our hearts forever'

The family of a teenager who died after being hit by a car have paid tribute to their "bright, beautiful daughter" with a "strong will".

Protest at site of controversial housing scheme

25 October 2021
Protest at site of controversial housing scheme

Campaigners are staging a protest after more work to clear a beauty spot started to make way for a divisive seafront housing project.

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