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First McDonald's reopens for walk-in customers today

17 June 2020
First McDonald's reopens for walk-in customers today

A McDonald's in the south-east is one of 11 across the country to reopen to customers for the first time in three months.

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'Instagrammers are risking lives for poppy field photos'

16 June 2020
'Instagrammers are risking lives for poppy field photos'

Hundreds of people have been parking up on a dangerous road as they flock to a picturesque poppy field to get the best possible photos.

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Baby joy for mum who almost died of Covid-19

16 June 2020
Baby joy for mum who almost died of Covid-19

A coronavirus survivor has given birth to a healthy boy two months after she almost lost her life to the disease.

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Face mask sales outstrip bread and milk to become best-seller

15 June 2020
Face mask sales outstrip bread and milk to become best-seller

Demand for £3 face masks at the Co-op has overtaken everyday essentials such as bread, milk and eggs to become the firm's best-selling product.

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'Don't let freemasons build new temple'

15 June 2020
'Don't let freemasons build new temple'

Fed-up neighbours have voiced concerns at plans to redevelop a masonic hall – including a new temple and larger changing room for the Grand Master.

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Reservoir storing 2 million gallons of water planned for farm

13 June 2020
Reservoir storing 2 million gallons of water planned for farm

Proposals for a 100-metre reservoir, which the applicants say will attract more wildlife and boost cherry growing, have been unveiled.

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Shopping centre could be barricaded off if overrun

13 June 2020
Shopping centre could be barricaded off if overrun

The manager of an open-air shopping centre warns blockades could be put up if too many people flock to stores next week.

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Kent's newest hotel set for 2021 opening

13 June 2020
Kent's newest hotel set for 2021 opening

A hotel run by a global chain remains on course for its official opening next year despite hold-ups due to lockdown.

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Calls to remove ducking stool branded 'ridiculous'

12 June 2020
Calls to remove ducking stool branded 'ridiculous'

Opponents called for one of Kent's most photographed sights to be destroyed with a chainsaw amid claims it is an "object of hate".

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Uni defends £240k Amazon voucher 'stunt'

12 June 2020
Uni defends £240k Amazon voucher 'stunt'

University bosses splashed almost a quarter-of-a-million pounds on vouchers in an effort to appease students affected by strikes, it has emerged.

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Dreamland starts rescheduling concerts for 2021

11 June 2020
Dreamland starts rescheduling concerts for 2021

Cancelled events due to take place at Dreamland this summer have been pushed back until next year.

New £5m car dealership to open

11 June 2020
New £5m car dealership to open

A year-long and challenging construction project to deliver a new car dealership has come to an end - paving the way for an official opening.

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Inside the 'murder plot' home on sale for £1m

11 June 2020
Inside the 'murder plot' home on sale for £1m

It may be plainly advertised as a two-bed terrace, but a medieval house up for sale is known for its grisly role in one history's most famous murders.

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Police hunt after £315 worth of gin stolen

10 June 2020
Police hunt after £315 worth of gin stolen

Officers have released CCTV images of a suspected gin thief after eight bottles were stolen from a supermarket.

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Teen arrested after knife seized in park

09 June 2020
Teen arrested after knife seized in park

A teenager is to appear in court after police seized a knife from a group while they patrolled park.

'Restaurant plans will spark more reckless parking'

08 June 2020
'Restaurant plans will spark more reckless parking'

Residents have lodged objections against plans to open a 100-seat restaurant and expand a much-used community centre.

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Plans for care village and 80-bed home spark traffic fears

04 June 2020
Plans for care village and 80-bed home spark traffic fears

Fifty jobs are set to be created at a new care home and mini village planned to be built off a busy A-road.

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Aldi supermarket plans given go-ahead

02 June 2020
Aldi supermarket plans given go-ahead

Plans to open an Aldi and a coffee shop next to a downsized B&Q have been given the seal of approval by a council.

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Man wielding samurai sword outside pub jailed

01 June 2020
Man wielding samurai sword outside pub jailed

A man has been jailed after he wielded a samurai sword outside a high street pub following a confrontation with customers.

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Councillor's apology for video call gaffe

30 May 2020
Councillor's apology for video call gaffe

The frustration of a councillor troubled by technical difficulties got the better of him during a meeting streamed live to the public on YouTube.

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