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A former care home has been taken over as a site for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UAS).
Permission is being sought to use land that once housed thousands of people working on the Channel Tunnel for live music events.
The wheels for Dexter Gondongwe’s appointment as Lydd Town manager were set in motion months ago.
An FA appeal board accused Lydd Town Football Club of trying to “create a smokescreen” over a player suspension that led to their relegation.
Householders are being told to keep their windows shut to stop heavy smoke from a grass fire reaching their homes.
Pupils will benefit from the creation of a new 3G pitch, made possible by funding from the Premier League, The FA and the Football Foundation.
A helicopter was spotted searching the sea after reports of an injured person struggling in the water.
A top-rated fish and chip shop has been forced to close after suffering from a fire in the early hours of the morning.
A frugal family say they have saved thousands of pounds over the years – thanks to YouTube tutorial videos.
A lifeboat crew was launched into action to rescue two passengers whose boat had become trapped among fishing gear.
Lydd Town have been relegated from the Southern Counties East League Premier Division after losing their appeal against a four-point deduction.
Nigel Farage’s party hit this corner of Kent like a “tsunami” - but not everyone is happy. We spoke to the political outsiders in “Reformland”.
Residents fear one of the last “unspoilt” corners of Kent could be swamped by an “industrial-scale” increase in solar panels and lose its character.
Police are searching for a driver who fled the scene of a head-on crash.
A driver has been cut free from their car following a head-on crash on an A-road.
From a giant Victorian water tower to buildings that wouldn’t look out of place on the set of a sci-fi movie - this Kent street is like no other.
A cyclist has been taken to hospital after a crash less than 500 metres from where a motorcyclist died last month.
Manager Ryan Smith says he will fight until his last breath to overturn a points deduction that would relegate Lydd Town.
Developers have demolished and rebuilt a number of vandalised homes on a long-abandoned housing estate following years of delays.
We’ve spoken to the owner of one of the county’s most unique homes - which, when he bought it, had not been lived in since 1850.
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