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“Wannabe gangster” attacks against students have left them too afraid to go outside – prompting the police to boost numbers in a town.
Exclusive: A dad is urging “phone zombies” to look up from their screens - after his distracted daughter was hit by a car and seriously injured.
The man behind a town’s first snooker hall who became the “talk of the town” when he beat superstar professional Willie Thorne has died.
The next two phases of a sprawling £230 million housing development have been approved – with 296 homes given the green light by council chiefs.
A Sunday League side rose again in emphatic style to complete an incredible “Invincible” 2024/25 season.
A former JC Rook & Sons, which shut after going into administration, has gone on the market for more than half a million pounds.
A motorcyclist is in a serious condition in a London hospital following a crash on an A-road.
Bosses want to keep “the liveliest venue in town” open until 3am - as they believe it will help stop rowdy drunks causing trouble on the streets.
Coach Joe Denny is confident new Herne Bay player-boss Liam Friend is the right man for the job.
An air ambulance helicopter was called out to a park following an emergency.
The family of a “unique” woman who tragically took her own life say it “doesn’t get any easier” ahead of a charity football match in her honour.
People have been left living in fear as their town is increasingly plagued by violent and anti-social youths branded “wannabe gangsters”.
A little girl banged her head and was taken by ambulance to A&E after putting her foot in a hole and tripping over at a popular play park.
Prolific striker Mike Salako is to leave Isthmian South East side Herne Bay.
A family have been left heartbroken by the death of an “amazing” mother whose headache at a football match turned out to be a brain tumour.
New Herne Bay player-boss Liam Friend faces a balancing act this summer.
A 24-hour darts game in their office has enabled two Kent estate agents to raise thousands for a charity caring for sick and disabled children.
The family of a “truly special” kebab shop owner and dad-of-five who died suddenly in April will reopen the business this week.
A woman whose husband told police he no longer wanted to live due to her controlling and violent behaviour has been spared jail.
Plans to transform a former seafront arcade site into an ambitious five-storey building have been approved five years after they were first proposed.
