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A day on the front-line of policing with new bobby on beat

A day on the front-line of policing with new bobby on beat

24 November 2024

We spent a day with a beat officer to find out if having a “visible presence” on the streets is having an impact on crime.

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Relief as family snaps up pub formerly run by Paul Hollywood’s wife

Relief as family snaps up pub formerly run by Paul Hollywood’s wife

24 November 2024

A pub formerly run by the wife of TV baker Paul Hollywood is set to reopen under new ownership after plans to convert it into a house were ditched.

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‘Seven-week roadworks couldn’t have come at worse time’

‘Seven-week roadworks couldn’t have come at worse time’

24 November 2024

Under-pressure traders are demanding answers from a gas company on why works are taking place during their busiest time of year.

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The abandoned ‘ghost road’ that once took holidaymakers to the Kent coast

The abandoned ‘ghost road’ that once took holidaymakers to the Kent coast

24 November 2024

We rediscover the abandoned road that for years carried holidaymakers destined for a day at the seaside.

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Woman found in flat could have died three months before being discovered

Woman found in flat could have died three months before being discovered

24 November 2024

A diary entry and a bottle of milk are the only clues police had to work out when a woman who was found dead in a block of flats may have died.

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‘The start of an exciting chapter’: Historic ship docks at new home

‘The start of an exciting chapter’: Historic ship docks at new home

23 November 2024

A floating art space has arrived at its new home after it left the River Thames where it had become a landmark for eight years.

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New owner confirms plan for long-term derelict former seafront cafe

New owner confirms plan for long-term derelict former seafront cafe

23 November 2024

A developer has confirmed his plans after taking over a former seafront cafe as demolition begins at the site which has been derelict for years.

‘She was the backbone of the carnival and did so much for our town’

‘She was the backbone of the carnival and did so much for our town’

23 November 2024

A kind-hearted mum and grandmother described as being the “backbone” of her beloved town’s annual carnival has died as friends lead tributes to her.

‘Our road is a death trap – something needs to be done’

‘Our road is a death trap – something needs to be done’

23 November 2024

There are calls for the speed limit to be cut on a major route plagued by accidents and boy racers.

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Christmas events cancelled amid weather warning

Christmas events cancelled amid weather warning

23 November 2024

A forecast of heavy rain and high winds has dashed plans for several Christmas events scheduled to take place this weekend.

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Emergency cordon at museum while radioactive object removed

Emergency cordon at museum while radioactive object removed

23 November 2024

A museum which housed a mysterious radioactive rock was forced to shut an entire floor after radiation levels became too high.

Family of schoolgirl disabled in bus crash tell how their lives turned upside down

Family of schoolgirl disabled in bus crash tell how their lives turned upside down

23 November 2024

The family of a schoolgirl left disabled in a bus crash reveal how their lives changed - and how she is making incredible progress six months on.

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‘I was fined £500 for leaving neatly folded donations by clothes bank - this isn’t fly-tipping’

‘I was fined £500 for leaving neatly folded donations by clothes bank - this isn’t fly-tipping’

23 November 2024

A woman has described the “stress” of being fined £500 for fly-tipping after leaving neatly folded donations by a clothes bank, which was full.

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The 15-mile road trip where you can fill your boot with Kent's best food and drink

The 15-mile road trip where you can fill your boot with Kent's best food and drink

23 November 2024

It’s a road hundreds use to commute to work every day but if you take a step back, you’ll discover everything that’s great about living in Kent…

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Thousands head out for town’s Christmas light switch on

Thousands head out for town’s Christmas light switch on

22 November 2024

The magic of Christmas is officially in the air as one Kent town welcomed thousands of people for its annual lights switch on.

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Win for independent group in council by-election

Win for independent group in council by-election

22 November 2024

A by-election for a seat on a borough council has been won by an independent group candidate.

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Tories delay School Street expansion with call-in

Tories delay School Street expansion with call-in

22 November 2024

A council’s plan to move ahead with more School Streets will be delayed as Tory opposition calls-in the decision.

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Parents pay tribute to lawyer who died after suspected methanol poisoning

Parents pay tribute to lawyer who died after suspected methanol poisoning

22 November 2024

The parents of a British lawyer who died after allegedly being served drinks laced with methanol in Laos have released a statement.

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Hospital order for teen who carried out Gurdwara attacks

Hospital order for teen who carried out Gurdwara attacks

22 November 2024

A 17-year-old involved in an incident at a Kent gurdwara, where two people were injured, has been dealt with by a judge.

Disgraced doctor struck off after fraud and forgery conviction

Disgraced doctor struck off after fraud and forgery conviction

22 November 2024

A surgeon who falsely claimed more than £17,000 for procedures he didn’t carry out has been suspended from the profession.

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