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Man ordered to pay court £437

14 December 2020
Man ordered to pay court £437

After two years, the council finally brings unlicensed waste carrier to justice.

Do you know this man?

14 December 2020
Do you know this man?

Police want help following an early morning car break -in.

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Thousands oppose 'out of sight, out of mind' homes plan

12 December 2020
Thousands oppose 'out of sight, out of mind' homes plan

Two MPs are backing residents in opposition to 2,000 homes on farmland, with a petition presented in the House of Commons.

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Abandoned horse adopted in time for Christmas

11 December 2020
Abandoned horse adopted in time for Christmas

Warning distressing images: An abandoned pony was close to death before he was rescued and is now enjoying his new home.

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Blocked chimney starts fire

11 December 2020
Blocked chimney starts fire

Kent Fire and Rescue say a blaze last night should serve as a warning to all householders.

Did you ever do the KM charity walk?

11 December 2020
Did you ever do the KM charity walk?

Brian Thomas recalls walking 50 miles in just over 10 hours, and the joy of a hot bath.

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Just 2,322 miles to Lapland

10 December 2020
Just 2,322 miles to Lapland

School children are on a mission to keep fit.

Some Christmas traditions just must continue

09 December 2020
Some Christmas traditions just must continue

The Lions club are not letting Covid stand in the way of some festive good cheer.

We prefer this one, say objectors

09 December 2020
We prefer this one, say objectors

The membership of a campaign group opposed to a garden village proposal has voted overwhelmingly to support a rival scheme.

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Grammar advised to re-think Brexit closure

09 December 2020
Grammar advised to re-think Brexit closure

A grammar school head teacher has been asked to rethink his position on closing in the new year to avoid Brexit chaos.

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Bike hire firm doubles its turnover

09 December 2020
Bike hire firm doubles its turnover

Not every business has suffered through Covid, as more people have taken up cycling.

Town can be proud of its record on rough sleepers

08 December 2020
Town can be proud of its record on rough sleepers

A borough is showing success at reducing the number of people sleeping on the streets - despite the Covid recession.

New man in charge at prep school

08 December 2020
New man in charge at prep school

We have all learnt a lot from Covid, says headmaster.

Hazlitt stage resounds with song again

08 December 2020
Hazlitt stage resounds with song again

Two young performers had a message for a closed theatre's lost audiences: "You matter to me."

Abusive partner jailed for 20 months

08 December 2020
Abusive partner jailed for 20 months

A bully used the threat of violence to control every aspect of his girlfriend's life.

Cyclist seriously injured in hit-and-run

08 December 2020
Cyclist seriously injured in hit-and-run

A driver who fled the scene of a crash which left a cyclist with a serious injury is being hunted by police.

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Chicken shed application now open for comment

08 December 2020
Chicken shed application now open for comment

An egg producer has sought to reassure objectors that flooding issues at its proposed new chicken farm are under control.

Fast train to London well over-due

08 December 2020
Fast train to London well over-due

Commuters are being urged to back a move by MPs to secure a quick London service for West Kent.

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Life at stabbing horror flats 'unbearable'

08 December 2020
Life at stabbing horror flats 'unbearable'

Residents in a block of flats where a pregnant woman was stabbed have said life is unbearable and nothing is being done to help them.

Parish council seeks to pass on sports park after huge losses

07 December 2020
Parish council seeks to pass on sports park after huge losses

Professional management might be the way to end years of political "interference."

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