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Plans to redevelop a former drinks factory site have been given the green light for a second time - and are set to create about 250 jobs.
Boss Andy Drury has explained the appointment of his new assistant manager at Folkestone.
Drug-dealing brothers who used an encrypted phone system to organise industrial-scale deals have been ordered to repay almost half a million pounds.
The latest phase of a controversial development on the home of a former Army barracks looks set to be given the go-ahead.
A motorcyclist has been taken to hospital after skidding off his bike in the rain.
Bosses of a seaside tourist attraction have pleaded with customers for backing after recent storms “devastated" small businesses.
Plans to create 86 new homes at an abandoned office complex have been scrapped – as the site hits the market for £4 million.
A charity has lodged plans to transform an empty hotel into “emergency accommodation” for the homeless.
A teenager and a 34-year-old woman have been arrested after police seized drugs from a town centre property.
A drug user who called 999 after he was stabbed at home was arrested after forgetting his stash was hidden inside the property.
We met two filmmakers who have moved from London to Kent and are producing a documentary they hope will prove DFLs and locals have ‘more in common’.
Plans for a town’s first Aldi store are set to be approved for a second time - despite a legal threat from rival discounter Lidl.
Police have released CCTV images after a doorman reportedly suffered leg injuries during a fracas at a town centre bar.
Folkestone manager Andy Drury admits he needs to get to the bottom of the club’s injury problems with his staff.
A resident set their kitchen on fire after melting butter in a microwave and leaving it in too long, sparking a blaze.
A pub closed because of a leaky roof will reopen next week after its new owners decided the area had lost too many good boozers already.
A pensioner has sounded the alarm after scammers posed as IT professionals and conned him out of £4,000 during one telephone call.
Hundreds of people turned out to share their ideas on how the government can reshape the NHS over the next 10 years.
A farm has been given the go-ahead to open a 45-pitch campsite and micropub as owners say “diversification is key” to staying alive.
A man suffered leg injuries following a ruckus at a town centre bar.
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