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Van gutted after fire on M25

10 February 2024
Van gutted after fire on M25

A vehicle fire on the M25 last night saw a van completely gutted by flames and left one person suffering from smoke inhalation.

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‘We raved in the Nave at Canterbury Cathedral and it was a surreal night out’

09 February 2024
‘We raved in the Nave at Canterbury Cathedral and it was a surreal night out’

The controversial silent discos being held at Canterbury Cathedral have made headlines all over the world. KentOnline joined the ravers last night...

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‘I’ve been a naughty boy – but now I’m trying to get drifters off Kent’s roads’

09 February 2024
‘I’ve been a naughty boy – but now I’m trying to get drifters off Kent’s roads’

A car power-sliding enthusiast whose antics on Kent’s roads have sparked outrage is now launching his own “drift” track.

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‘Saturdays are busy with sports injuries and drunk people - but never like this’

09 February 2024
‘Saturdays are busy with sports injuries and drunk people - but never like this’

An A&E crisis engulfing two Kent hospital trusts left an elderly woman with dementia enduring a “dehumanising” three-day wait for a bed.

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‘Horrified’ Christians protest outside cathedral over ‘absurd’ silent disco

08 February 2024
‘Horrified’ Christians protest outside cathedral over ‘absurd’ silent disco

Christian protestors have gathered outside Canterbury Cathedral to call for an end to an “absurd” silent disco.

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‘We don’t want boozy rave to music of Eminem in God's house’

07 February 2024
‘We don’t want boozy rave to music of Eminem in God's house’

Angry Christians are calling for an “absurd” silent disco being held in Canterbury Cathedral to be cancelled and are planning a protest.

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Departing pub bosses insist 'we're still open' as site goes up for sale

06 February 2024
Departing pub bosses insist 'we're still open' as site goes up for sale

The future of a 17th-century inn is in doubt after brewery bosses put the building up for sale with its current tenants set to leave.

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‘It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to our magic venue’

06 February 2024
‘It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to our magic venue’

A bar which showcased the talents of magicians from across the country has closed after failing to conjure up enough customers post-pandemic.

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£15m care home to tackle shortage of places

05 February 2024
£15m care home to tackle shortage of places

A huge new care home complex is set to welcome its first resident next week as it looks to tackle a shortage of places.

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The £10m school set to tackle demand from surrounding new-build estates

05 February 2024
The £10m school set to tackle demand from surrounding new-build estates

An official bid has been launched to build a new school to cope with increased demand from nearby housing developments.

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Family’s heartbreak at tragic death of ‘thrill-seeking’ 19-year-old

04 February 2024
Family’s heartbreak at tragic death of ‘thrill-seeking’ 19-year-old

The heartbroken family of a kind and caring 19-year-old believe the overdose that led to her tragic death was a “cry for help”.

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Drivers warned of 18 months of road closures

02 February 2024
Drivers warned of 18 months of road closures

Phased road works will see 11 roads closed over an 18-month period as part of a patching and preservation project.

Appeal to find missing woman who could have boarded train

02 February 2024
Appeal to find missing woman who could have boarded train

Officers are appealing for information as they seek to find a missing woman.

‘Shabby old Kent pub’ wins restaurant of the year at national awards

31 January 2024
‘Shabby old Kent pub’ wins restaurant of the year at national awards

A Kent restaurant has added to its many accolades by picking up the restaurant of the year title at the national Good Food Guide awards.

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'Some people don't like company name - but it's just banter!'

31 January 2024
'Some people don't like company name - but it's just banter!'

A dad has defended the controversial name of his business – despite its links to infamous paedophile Jimmy Savile.

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‘If we had a safe crossing there wouldn’t have been a fatality...’

29 January 2024
‘If we had a safe crossing there wouldn’t have been a fatality...’

Residents are stepping up calls for a pedestrian crossing after an elderly man was killed at a “hazardous” junction used by 20,000 vehicles per day.

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Two men stabbed on seafront

29 January 2024
Two men stabbed on seafront

Detectives have launched an appeal for witnesses after two men were stabbed.

Kent bar that embraced crypto could be turned into convenience store

29 January 2024
Kent bar that embraced crypto could be turned into convenience store

A cocktail bar which was believed to be the first business in Kent to accept cryptocurrency could now be transformed into a convenience store.

Ex-doctor charged over historic sexual assault claims against men and boys

26 January 2024
Ex-doctor charged over historic sexual assault claims against men and boys

A former GP has appeared in court charged with historic sexual and indecent assaults against nine victims – including two boys under the age of 18.

Tributes to popular butcher and much-loved dad-of-three

25 January 2024
Tributes to popular butcher and much-loved dad-of-three

A much-loved butcher and family man has been described as a “legend” and an “inspiration” following his sudden death.

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