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A ferry service that carries more than 100,000 passenger journeys a year must not be sacrificed, says a council leader.
A 25-year-old is opening a footwear cleaning shop after going from doing it for mates to making thousands to help pay his way through university.
A mum noticed a rare squirrel while walking home from a shopping centre with her son.
Police are appealing for dashcam footage after a Co-op was broken into just 20 minutes before an unattended car was found alight.
A 35-year-old man has been jailed after threatening a shop assistant with a knife and demanding money from the till.
People are being encouraged to stay vigilant after a man reportedly tried to grab a child.
A suspect is due to appear in court after a parked car was reportedly broken into.
Parents evening and “needing a wee” are part of the excuses people used for speeding on Kent’s roads as new figures are revealed.
A supermarket branch has agreed to implement wheel-locking technology on its trolleys after a rise in the number of them being dumped.
An ultra rare Aussie coin found in a charity shop is expected to sell for thousands of pounds at auction next week.
Two busy roads near an industrial estate will be shut while gas works take place.
A young girl has been thanked after making two police officers’ days with a kind gesture.
Police are appealing to help find a man who was last seen yesterday.
The consultation on a ferry service that runs between Kent and Essex ends this week.
Plans have been submitted to build a shepherd’s hut and holiday cabins – one of which will be surrounded by a moat – on a fishery.
A school has been given the highest rating possible after a Catholic School Inspection.
A development of 60 homes at a former plant nursery has been launched.
A road was blocked while emergency services made arrangements to recover two vehicles involved in a crash.
Part of a busy motorway had to shut while emergency crews dealt with a vehicle fire, causing long queues for commuters.
An ‘industrious’ council is turning up the heat on major supermarkets by increasing fines dished out to them for failing to collect tipped trollies.
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