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Five people had to be saved from a yacht “drifting” in the Thames after a lightning bolt hit the ship and wiped out all communications and power.
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We take an exclusive first look inside a bargain retailer’s new shop ahead of its opening today.
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A primary school where safeguarding concerns were previously raised has now seen improvements to teaching and learning.
Complicated works to remove dangerous cladding from a hospital emergency department at high “risk of fire” is set to get underway.
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A shocked movie-goer has described the moment she spotted vermin roaming freely and munching popcorn during a screening of “Back to Black”.
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Hundreds of pupils have taken part in parades to celebrate the patron saint of England.
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A five-metre multi-sensory piece of art has been installed in a park.
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Celebrations for the patron saint of England will commence this weekend as hundreds of pupils prepare to take part in an annual parade.
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A Kent woman caught in flood-hit Dubai has recounted the moment the storm struck and she feared she may be stuck in treacherous conditions.
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A clothing company’s new branch will open its doors to customers for the first time this weekend.
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Tens of thousands of ULEZ fines haven’t been paid since the latest expansion despite motorists receiving threats from bailiffs, KentOnline can reveal.
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Everything you need to know about Sikh festival celebrations in a Kent town this weekend, from road closures, procession route, timings and more.
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Thousands of members of a mosque have broken their month-long fast as they celebrate Eid Al-Fitr and the end of Ramadan.
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The supermarket giant is marking the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi for the first time and kicked off its celebrations at a Kent place of worship.
Residents have been left frustrated by their bins not being collected just days after a new waste collection company has been introduced.
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A charity representing Kent's African and Caribbean community has kicked off its 40th anniversary celebrations.
Nearly 4000 people threw coloured powders at each other and danced to music at a religious festival held in a town park.
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Exclusive data given to KentOnline has revealed Southeastern recovered millions in penalty payments in one year after fines were increased.
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A shop selling coffees, milkshakes, cakes, sandwiches and specialty bao buns has welcomed its first customers.
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Hindus everywhere are preparing to celebrate Holi, the vibrant festival of colour. Here’s everything you need to know about the festivities.
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