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Talented young footballers were coached by Chelsea legend, Dennis Wise and the match was broadcast to seven million people.
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Teachers are urging parents to ban their children from accessing social media and are raising awareness of age restrictions.
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A petition is calling on a council to save cuts to its tourism sector and prevent information centres closing by reallocating £3m for new offices.
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Shocking video shows the moment a dog owner watches his pet pooing on the pavement in a town centre and leaving it in the street.
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Residents are holding a last-ditch attempt to challenge thousands of homes as the district's planning blueprint is reviewed by planning inspectors.
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Government ministers never met with the financial backers of a ferry firm bidding to run a service from Kent after Brexit.
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Campaigners are slamming a £1 million council project to replace berths at a port.
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A suspected drug dealer attempting to run away from police when he spotted officers carrying out inquiries on patrol has been arrested.
Southeastern has hit back at claims a town's station needs to be restored to its former glory after campaigners criticised the train company.
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Festival organisers are calling for artists to present ideas to be involved in a week-long exhibition this summer.
Work to protect the coast from flooding for the next 50 years is due to begin next week.
A driver is still on the run nearly two months after plunging into a creek during a police pursuit.
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The seafront site has been derelict for 15 years but a council candidate is taking on the issue to demonstrate nearly two decades of inaction.
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A property developer is taking over derelict seafront land left abandoned for nearly 20 years since fire ripped through the site's former funfair.
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Rail bosses are being urged to make sure a town's "dilapidated" railway station is restored so it is fit to welcome people after years of neglect.
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Projects to restore historic seafront shelters and another to redevelop an outdoor swimming pool are getting major cash boosts from a government pot.
A visitor information centre has been saved from closure but jobs remain at risk as calls made for a council to reallocate funding for new offices.
Stroke services at three Kent hospitals could receive the final death knell when councillors meet tomorrow.
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Court delays are holding up a bid to remove an illegal traveller camp as aerial pictures show extent of rubbish allegedly dumped by the group.
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Colleagues of a hugely popular businessman have described their boss as a "father figure" after his sudden death.
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