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The complete history of the Kent Coalfield has been explored in a BBC documentary
Families and friends are invited to pack up a picnic and relax to some great music at this year’s Picnic on the Green on Saturday.
Armed service organisations took in the Kent County Parade and church service in Deal yesterday afternoon
A father and two sons who got into difficulty in the sea off Kingsdown have been rescued by a Walmer RNLI lifeboat crew
A new micro pub will be serving up a host of locally brewed beers, ciders and great wines when it opens its doors this weekend.
Police have appealed for witnesses after a visitor to Deal was punched in the face in a town centre pub.
A defibrillator can save the life of someone in the grip of a heart attack. Do you know where your nearest one is?
Could you give a home to a deserving cat or sponsor one of 11 terrified felines that were rescued last week?
Memories, past programmes and ghosts could feature in a new book about the Astor Theatre
Planned aesthetic improvements to Ramsgate Road in Sandwich have raised grave safety concerns about a shared cycle route and footpath.
Fabulous floats, fancy dress, dancing troupes and marching bands reminded us last night why Deal carnival is probably the best in Kent.
Deal’s annual display of fireworks was launched from the pier last night, in one of the town’s most impressive displays for years.
Regatta week continues with the baby show and the Party on the Prom today
Another link to the Royal Marines School of Music has been remembered with the unveiling of a blue plaque marking the home of Sir Vivian Dunn RM.
A zealous day of swimming, mad-cap raft racing and the lorry pull will bring the crowds out in droves along the prom and in Beach Street today
Fun and frolics are guaranteed when the town comes out in force for Deal Regatta Week, with events starting on Saturday.
Olympic sailing aces were among the hundreds of visitors and competitors in Walmer for the National Youth Regatta at the Downs Sailing Club this week.
Memories of Ringwould during the First World War and beyond will go on display next weekend to coincide the the centenary of the First World War.
The construction of the new £1 million youth centre in Deal will start in September, giving the district’s teens a purpose-built recreation building.
A day full of fun and music is promised for revelers at the second Kingsdown Rocks festival with headlining act X-Factor finalist Ben Mills.
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