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Huge hole appears in high street

Huge hole appears in high street

05 May 2024

Shopkeepers count the cost as a huge hole opens up just days after sewage works are completed.

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Stab victim ‘serious but stable’ as police make arrests

Stab victim ‘serious but stable’ as police make arrests

05 May 2024

A stab victim’s condition is described as serious but stable as police continue to investigate his attempted murder.

What have local election results told us?

What have local election results told us?

05 May 2024

KentOnline’s political editor examines the fall-out of the local elections and what it means for all the major parties.

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Protestors unite in sit-in at top tourist attraction

Protestors unite in sit-in at top tourist attraction

05 May 2024

Protestors marched through a seaside town before staging an hour-long sit-in on the steps of a leading tourist attraction, this weekend.

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Missing man found ‘safe and well’

Missing man found ‘safe and well’

05 May 2024

A police helicopter had been called to aid the search for a missing man.

Huge wedding venue marquee will look like 'circus big top'

Huge wedding venue marquee will look like 'circus big top'

05 May 2024

A wedding venue’s controversial marquee has been compared to looking like a “circus big top” amid an ongoing planning row.

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Historic cafe to move while £6.6 million refurb gets underway

Historic cafe to move while £6.6 million refurb gets underway

05 May 2024

A beloved seafront cafe is set to relocate while the grand restoration of its historic home gets underway.

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Biker dies in race circuit crash tragedy

Biker dies in race circuit crash tragedy

05 May 2024

A motorcyclist has died in a fatal crash during a track day at a Kent motorsports circuit.

Count to begin in police commissioner election

Count to begin in police commissioner election

05 May 2024

Today the county will find out who will hold the role of Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner, following Thursday’s vote.

‘One noise complaint has cost us up to £20k’

‘One noise complaint has cost us up to £20k’

05 May 2024

A pub landlord told to pull the plug on live music in his beer garden after a single noise complaint says the move has already cost him up to £20,000.

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Priest's bid to bulldoze church and build house thwarted

Priest's bid to bulldoze church and build house thwarted

05 May 2024

A priest’s plan to transform an abandoned church where he once held sermons into a home has been thrown out on appeal.

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‘I was convinced at that point we’d found her – he never thought we would’

‘I was convinced at that point we’d found her – he never thought we would’

05 May 2024

25 years after a pregnant mum disappeared, we speak to the detectives who helped to bring her killer to justice and uncover the fate of her remains.

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Town’s first Co-op opens its doors

Town’s first Co-op opens its doors

04 May 2024

A new Co-op has opened to customers, taking over disused land previously dubbed an ‘eyesore’.

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Salon reopens six months after collapsed sewer forced closure

Salon reopens six months after collapsed sewer forced closure

04 May 2024

A hairdresser forced to close his salon for six months because of a collapsed sewer says he feels “amazing” to now be open again.

‘I killed a man. It was Rod Hull, the emu man.’

‘I killed a man. It was Rod Hull, the emu man.’

04 May 2024

Presenter Gyles Brandreth says he blames himself for the death of friend and comedian Rod Hull, who died after falling from a ladder.

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BGT star: ‘Youth clubs are vital for young people’

BGT star: ‘Youth clubs are vital for young people’

04 May 2024

A singer who captured hearts on Britain's Got Talent with his ‘surprise’ audition is throwing his support behind youth clubs threatened with closure.

Villagers' anger over children's home plan

Villagers' anger over children's home plan

04 May 2024

Villagers are opposing plans for a home for vulnerable children fearing it will lead to increased traffic on an unlit road.

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‘We’ve been here 150 years, but won’t survive just growing apples’

‘We’ve been here 150 years, but won’t survive just growing apples’

04 May 2024

A fifth-generation fruit farmer who grubbed 80% of his orchard amid plummeting trade has turned to veg, livestock and launched his own shop.

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Appeal for witnesses as pedestrian dies after crash

Appeal for witnesses as pedestrian dies after crash

04 May 2024

Police have revealed a pedestrian died weeks after being hit by a car - and are urging more witnesses to come forward.

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'I almost fed my baby out-of-date formula - why did M&S have it on the shelves?'

'I almost fed my baby out-of-date formula - why did M&S have it on the shelves?'

04 May 2024

A fuming mum says she was moments from feeding her daughter out-of-date baby formula - before seeing it had expired 16 months ago.

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