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Planning officers have recommended a new McDonald’s drive-thru should be approved despite huge backlash and a campaign opposing the scheme.
The owners of a live music venue say they have “made a good start” on improving a town's nightlife a year after opening.
A violent serial rapist described as a “monster of the night” who attacked women in their sleep has been jailed for more than 40 years.
A family-run Italian restaurant which has been open for almost five decades has been sold at auction.
A shocking video has shown what are thought to be Christmas trees going up in a raging fire.
The A2 is likely to stay shut throughout the day following a multi-vehicle crash, as work continues to clear a fuel spillage and resurface the road.
Boyhood Dover Athletic supporter Jordan Gillmore has made his debut in goal for the Isthmian Premier frontrunners.
Police have seized a man’s car after discovering his licence was 43 years out of date.
Dover and Dartford both recorded big wins on a rain-affected day in the Isthmian League.
Our reporter found much to enjoy on a trip to discover an enchanting Christmas market across the Channel.
Manager Jake Leberl expects the festive period to be key in Dover’s Isthmian Premier promotion push.
Manager Jake Leberl is urging the community to come out in force for Dover’s Kent Senior Cup tie against Deal.
We look inside a centuries-old town hall where Victorian jail cells are being turned into a new cafe in a £10.5m refurbishment.
Residents battling to stop up to 90 homes being built in a village have been defeated - despite fears the countryside is being “concreted over”.
Jake Leberl always felt Dover would have to be at full tilt until the very end of their top-of-the-table Isthmian Premier match against Cray Valley.
The boss of a popular Italian restaurant is retiring after almost 50 years and has put the business up for auction.
An incredible finish ensured it was honours even after Dover Athletic’s top-of-the-table Isthmian Premier match against Cray Valley PM at Crabble.
Plans by bosses of a nursery to build a new “holistic” independent primary school have been given the green light.
A go-slow tractor protest rumbled through a Kent town as farmers vented their anger over Labour’s inheritance tax changes.
Drivers can now pick up a kebab at the same time as filling up following the opening of a new takeaway at a petrol station.