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Neil Cugley says it is time for his Folkestone players to stand up and be counted as the business end of the season approaches.
A transport board has raised concerns over the replacement of a historic bridge that has the potential to disrupt rail and High Speed rail links.
A street drinker who was "regularly abusive to shoppers, business owners and officers" has been banned from entering a town centre for five years.
Victorian lamps that line a promenade have been out of action for weeks, prompting safety fears.
A woman thought it was a wind up when she was told she'd won a £1,000 cash prize.
A driver says a fake police car with flashing lights made him pull over before drawing up alongside and speeding off.
A mother is demanding hundreds of pounds in compensation after being left without heating or hot water for nearly eight weeks.
A window was "hanging dangerously" from a department store as Storm Doris struck the county, yesterday.
Police have released CCTV of two men they want to speak to after a man was assaulted in a bar.
A person was left trapped after a car and lorry were involved in a crash on a busy dual carriageway this afternoon.
A 1930s dance hall is no longer under threat of demolition after plans for retirement flats were refused by on the grounds they were “unsustainable.”
Plans for a 12,000 home garden town is being railroaded through against community wishes and will not serve local needs, Lib Dems say.
A search and rescue operation was launched to find a missing man who was found seven hours later and detained under the Mental Health Act.
Rats are plaguing an area where thousands of pounds have been spent on a scheme to combat litter and fly-tipping, a councillor claims.
Officers investigating the cause of a fatal flat fire also discovered "several" cannabis plants in the same building.
Three men seen bundling rare wild plants into the back of a van are being hunted by police following a second incident in the space of a month.
A lorry trying to enter a cash and carry store became stuck after trying to drive under a car park height restriction barrier.
An inquest will open tomorrow into the death of a pensioner who died after a fire engulfed his flat.
A pedestrian dialed 999 when they heard a loud smoke alarm, and when firefighters arrived they managed to locate "half a dozen" of them in a bin.
A man has been bailed on suspicion of firearm and other offences after a police chase.
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