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Changes to rubbish tips and recycling centres this week

Changes to rubbish tips and recycling centres this week

12 July 2020

An increased number of booking slots for residents to rid themselves of household waste will come into force from tomorrow.

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Cabbie in a flap as pigeons make home in corridor

Cabbie in a flap as pigeons make home in corridor

11 July 2020

A housing group has been accused of “consistent negligence” after tenants at an apartment block found pigeons living in a corridor.

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CCTV appeal after theft of vodka and vape kit

CCTV appeal after theft of vodka and vape kit

10 July 2020

Police would like to speak to the two women pictured in these CCTV images after the theft of vodka from a supermarket.

Bison to be introduced to Kent woodland

Bison to be introduced to Kent woodland

10 July 2020

Europe's biggest land mammals will be free to roam a 2,500 acre conservation area in Kent as part of a ground-breaking project to boost biodiversity.

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'My waters broke but they said I'd wet myself'

'My waters broke but they said I'd wet myself'

10 July 2020

A mum-of-three and her newborn baby suffered infections after she was sent home from hospital and told she had "wet herself" when her waters broke.

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Probe after pensioner breaks knee in subway fall

Probe after pensioner breaks knee in subway fall

10 July 2020

The "treacherous" surface of a city subway is being investigated by a council after a pensioner broke his knee in a fall.

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Cocaine worth £1.2m hidden in fruit and veg

Cocaine worth £1.2m hidden in fruit and veg

09 July 2020

A smuggler who had quite literally been sitting on his illegal cocaine goldmine before he was caught out has been jailed for six years.

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Dealer hid £16k drugs stash around home

Dealer hid £16k drugs stash around home

09 July 2020

A 29-year-old found with about 500 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine hidden around his home has been jailed.

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Rare penny sells for more than £13,000

Rare penny sells for more than £13,000

09 July 2020

A rare coin, which is around 1,000 years old, has been auctioned off at more than triple the estimated price.

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BBQs could be banned from beaches and parks

BBQs could be banned from beaches and parks

09 July 2020

A council wants to grant itself stringent new powers which would make lighting barbecues on beaches and in parks illegal.

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Police raid brothel and seize cash

Police raid brothel and seize cash

09 July 2020

Hundreds of pounds in cash has been seized and a vulnerable woman taken to safety after police raided a suspected brothel.

New weekly street food market to launch this month

New weekly street food market to launch this month

09 July 2020

A three-day weekly street food market rivalling those in London is set to draw thousands to the high street.

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Couple to expand coffee business across county

Couple to expand coffee business across county

09 July 2020

A couple are planning to expand their own special brand of coffee cafes across the county.

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Theatre lockdown could bring curtain down on panto

Theatre lockdown could bring curtain down on panto

09 July 2020

A top panto producer fears the county's biggest show may have to be dropped.

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Lambeth Conference faces further postponement

Lambeth Conference faces further postponement

08 July 2020

The Archbishop of Canterbury says too many Covid-19 challenges remain to hold the conference in 2021.

Opening date revealed for £20m school

Opening date revealed for £20m school

08 July 2020

Academy bosses have revealed when a £20 million school will finally open its doors.

Scholarship for £25,000 to be awarded to medical student

Scholarship for £25,000 to be awarded to medical student

08 July 2020

A council has stepped in to fund a scholarship for a student wishing to study at the county's only medical school.

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Abusive wife's hopes of early prison release dashed

Abusive wife's hopes of early prison release dashed

08 July 2020

A wife jailed for subjecting her husband to four years of abuse has had her hopes of an early release from prison dashed.

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What's on in 2021

What's on in 2021

08 July 2020

We all need something to look forward to and 2021 has everything we've missed this year. Here's our calendar of events announced so far:

Young poets urged to enter annual contest

Young poets urged to enter annual contest

08 July 2020

An annual poetry competition for under 18s across Kent is urging young people to think about the planet, nature and climate change this year.

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