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Where to see beautiful bluebells in Kent

Where to see beautiful bluebells in Kent

29 March 2024

Kent’s woodlands are soon to be covered in carpets of eye-catching bluebells. Here are 10 places to see the colourful spring flowers.

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‘Why we fell in love with this unpretentious backstreet boozer’

‘Why we fell in love with this unpretentious backstreet boozer’

29 March 2024

Secret Drinker heads to a hidden away town centre pub for beer and banter with the boys

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New space for port traffic amid fears ‘horrendous’ gridlock could get worse

New space for port traffic amid fears ‘horrendous’ gridlock could get worse

28 March 2024

More space is being created for vehicle checks at Dover harbour amid concerns new EU rules could exacerbate traffic problems on Kent’s roads.

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‘This is some of the finest cooking happening anywhere in the county right now’

‘This is some of the finest cooking happening anywhere in the county right now’

28 March 2024

Our reviewer visited a seafront Japanese-inspired restaurant and was blown away by the quality of the food on offer.

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Foul-mouthed drunk woman put in spit hood after abusing police

Foul-mouthed drunk woman put in spit hood after abusing police

26 March 2024

A drunk woman had to be put in a spit hood after she became aggressive with police.

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New towering pylons would cause 'great harm' to Kent beauty spots

New towering pylons would cause 'great harm' to Kent beauty spots

25 March 2024

Campaigners fear a line of towering new electricity pylons cutting through the Kent countryside would cause “great harm” to the county’s beauty spots.

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Two cars written off in crash on A-road

Two cars written off in crash on A-road

24 March 2024

Pictures show the dramatic scene of the aftermath of a crash at a junction on an A-road.

Firefighters battle waste fire for more than 12 hours

Firefighters battle waste fire for more than 12 hours

21 March 2024

Firefighters have been at the scene of a large waste fire overnight.

Warning as oil washes up on shore for more than a week

Warning as oil washes up on shore for more than a week

19 March 2024

A council has urged beachgoers to exercise caution after oil has continued to wash up on a stretch of Kent shoreline for more than a week.

Two teens arrested after £15k raid at shop

Two teens arrested after £15k raid at shop

18 March 2024

Two teenagers have been arrested in connection with a raid on a technology store.

Dad who dedicated life to music and family dies aged 95

Dad who dedicated life to music and family dies aged 95

17 March 2024

A man who dedicated his life to his family and music, and also helped victims’ families after a terrorist attack in Kent, has died aged 95.

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‘Raid has left me £15k out of pocket – it’s a kick in the teeth’

‘Raid has left me £15k out of pocket – it’s a kick in the teeth’

17 March 2024

A devastated shop owner has told of the stress he now faces after being left thousands of pounds out of pocket following a raid on his business.

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Historic pub lost for good as development plan approved

Historic pub lost for good as development plan approved

17 March 2024

A battle to save a historic pub from development has been lost as councillors saw “no reason” to reject the plans.

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Electricity failure stops trains running

Electricity failure stops trains running

17 March 2024

Trains have been cancelled and replaced with buses after a power failure.

‘We won't be having nightly raves at our water park'

‘We won't be having nightly raves at our water park'

17 March 2024

Bosses at a popular watersports park have shut down fears it will become a “nightclub” as they plan for more events at the site.

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Officers reprimanded following data breach

Officers reprimanded following data breach

15 March 2024

Officers at the police and a harbour board have been reprimanded following a data breach through the use of social media messaging apps.

‘Stop shoplifting and go to a foodbank’

‘Stop shoplifting and go to a foodbank’

14 March 2024

A couple who claimed they stole to feed themselves were told by magistrates to stop shoplifting and to go to a foodbank instead.

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Turning historic pub into four-bed house ‘is cultural vandalism’

Turning historic pub into four-bed house ‘is cultural vandalism’

12 March 2024

Dozens of objections have been lodged against plans to turn a historic former pub into a house.

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‘I thought sister-in-law was going to kill me – it’s torn our family apart’

‘I thought sister-in-law was going to kill me – it’s torn our family apart’

11 March 2024

Shocking pictures show how a mum was battered black and blue by her sister-in-law who became “like a wild animal” after downing prosecco and Baileys.

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Warning as oil and tar washes up on coastline

Warning as oil and tar washes up on coastline

10 March 2024

Authorities are warning people to report any signs of oil or tar on the coast after reports of dead seabirds washing up amid the pollution.

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