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Meeting called to tackle Albert Road’s recurring flooding

07 October 2015
Meeting called to tackle Albert Road’s recurring flooding

Flood-besieged Albert Road residents have been invited to attend a meeting with MP Charlie Elphicke to discuss the road’s drainage problem.

Oktoberfest at the Lane

06 October 2015
Oktoberfest at the Lane

Co-owner of the Lane Anna Murray is paying homage to her German roots with a week of Oktoberfest celebrations.

DJ Sam Divine set to make you feel good

24 September 2015
DJ Sam Divine set to make you feel good

DJ Sam Divine will take to the decks in Deal for the second time this year on Saturday, October 3

Gate guardian at Parochial Primary to be rededicated

22 September 2015
Gate guardian at Parochial Primary to be rededicated

Crowds will gather at Parochial Primary School today (Tuesday) to witness the rededication of the school’s gate guardian.

Blooming hard work pays off for Deal in floral competition

21 September 2015
Blooming hard work pays off for Deal in floral competition

After weeks of anticipation, the results of this year’s South East in Bloom competition have been revealed, with Deal receiving silver gilt

Plans to open up St Peter’s Church tower take step forward

20 September 2015
Plans to open up St Peter’s Church tower take step forward

A consultation on plans to open up St Peter’s Church tower in Sandwich has taken place, helping the project to move forward.

Stagecoach’s apology as Luke stranded every day for week

19 September 2015
Stagecoach’s apology as Luke stranded every day for week

Stagecoach has apologised to a 17-year-old who has experienced difficulty attending his apprenticeship due to the bus company’s service.

Four pub pit-stops for cyclists in fun charity ride

19 September 2015
Four pub pit-stops for cyclists in fun charity ride

Cyclists are gearing up for a bike ride in aid of the Breast Cancer Now charity - and you can get involved

Join Deal and Betteshanger Rugby Club in time for World Cup

18 September 2015
Join Deal and Betteshanger Rugby Club in time for World Cup

To mark the start of the Rugby World Cup, Deal and Betteshanger Rugby Club is offering a special World Cup membership for £10

Doorman acquitted of manslaughter calls for change

17 September 2015
Doorman acquitted of manslaughter calls for change

A nightclub doorman acquitted of manslaughter by gross negligence after restraining an aggressive customer is calling for drastic change.

Barbers test their endurance to raise cash for Pilgrims Hospice

17 September 2015
Barbers test their endurance to raise cash for Pilgrims Hospice

Three barbers from Deal are entering the Spartan Race on Sunday to raise funds for the Pilgrims Hospice.

Boy hit by car

16 September 2015
Boy hit by car

Police and ambulance crews were called after a boy was hit by a car.

High-flying fraudster ordered to pay back victims

14 September 2015
High-flying fraudster ordered to pay back victims

A "diamond geezer" who lived the high life in casinos and on holiday while conning investors out of thousands must pay his victims back.

Police investigate two burglaries carried out in one night

14 September 2015
Police investigate two burglaries carried out in one night

Police are investigating two burglaries in Deal over the weekend.

Police officer injured in Dover demo

13 September 2015
Police officer injured in Dover demo

Police have revealed that one of their officers was injured, but no arrests were made, at yesterday’s National Front march in Dover.

Sign up for half marathon in aid prostate cancer charity

13 September 2015
Sign up for half marathon in aid prostate cancer charity

Grab those running shoes for a half-marathon along the east Kent coast in aid of PSA Kent.

MP Charlie Elphicke voted against 'right to die' law

12 September 2015
MP Charlie Elphicke voted against 'right to die' law

Charlie Elphicke was on the 330 MPs who voted against legalising assisted suicide in a vote in Parliament.

National Front demonstration to cause disruption in Dover

12 September 2015
National Front demonstration to cause disruption in Dover

Police have said a planned demonstration march by the National Front and counter demonstrations in Dover today is highly likely to cause disruption.

Police line streets in bid to control National Front demonstration

12 September 2015
Police line streets in bid to control National Front demonstration

Far-right demonstrators were heard shouting “no more refugees” as they marched in Dover today.

"This is a timely reminder to people to get their chimneys swept"

12 September 2015
"This is a timely reminder to people to get their chimneys swept"

Firefighters have issued warnings about chimneys and smoke alarms following two incidents in Deal last night.

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