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‘Let’s get the saucer flying again’: Move to protect historic pub from the bulldozers

08 August 2024
‘Let’s get the saucer flying again’: Move to protect historic pub from the bulldozers

A campaign to save a village pub is gathering pace as hundreds of residents sign a pledge to take it over and get the pints flowing again.

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Teenager, 19, airlifted to hospital after stabbing near KFC

07 August 2024
Teenager, 19, airlifted to hospital after stabbing near KFC

Armed police were called to a busy town centre after a teenager was reportedly stabbed in broad daylight.

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‘Her work has inspired generations’: Fashion icon awarded honorary title

06 August 2024
‘Her work has inspired generations’: Fashion icon awarded honorary title

An international fashion icon from Kent who designed for rock stars and royalty has been awarded an honorary university title.

20 caravans set up camp near airport

05 August 2024
20 caravans set up camp near airport

Police called as up to 20 caravans converged on land near an airport, factory and fire station.

'It’s not just a club, it's a movement’: 100-year-old Scouts group bucks closure trend

04 August 2024
'It’s not just a club, it's a movement’: 100-year-old Scouts group bucks closure trend

While rising costs have forced some youth organisations to fold as people opt for second jobs over volunteering one Scouts group is bucking the trend.

Anger at drive-by ‘egg attacks’ outside gay pub

03 August 2024
Anger at drive-by ‘egg attacks’ outside gay pub

Two pub-goers were left shocked after being egged and verbally abused in a drive-by attack outside one of the oldest LGBTQIA+ pubs in the country.

Hundreds turn out for festival celebrating women and sisterhood

30 July 2024
Hundreds turn out for festival celebrating women and sisterhood

A day filled with traditional Punjabi folk songs and dance honoured women and the power of sisterhood.

New sushi bar hoping to satisfy ‘bubble tea and noodle cravings’

30 July 2024
New sushi bar hoping to satisfy ‘bubble tea and noodle cravings’

Sushi, noodles and bubble tea are on the menu at a new takeaway expanding its eateries across Kent.

‘His camera would go everywhere’: Tributes to ‘doting’ photographer who scaled Nelson’s Column

25 July 2024
‘His camera would go everywhere’: Tributes to ‘doting’ photographer who scaled Nelson’s Column

Tributes have been paid to a former award-winning newspaper photographer whose illustrious career spanned several decades.

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Travellers set up camp on field near busy roundabout

24 July 2024
Travellers set up camp on field near busy roundabout

An unauthorised Traveller encampment has been reported on land near a busy roundabout.

Landmark statue gets makeover as ‘yarn bombers stitch up’ towns

11 July 2024
Landmark statue gets makeover as ‘yarn bombers stitch up’ towns

A group of volunteers have crocheted, knitted and sewn a series of novelty knits to mark a charity trust’s anniversary celebrations.

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“If you can’t get it at Johnson’s, forget it”

10 July 2024
“If you can’t get it at Johnson’s, forget it”

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a shopkeeper who ran a town’s one-stop hardware and ironmongery store for 67 years.

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‘We need everyone’s involvement’: Blueprint for housing to be unveiled

09 July 2024
‘We need everyone’s involvement’: Blueprint for housing to be unveiled

Thousands of homes could be built on rural land as part of a plan to reshape the look of a conurbation over the next few decades.

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Revised flats and ‘unsafe’ junction improvement plan to face public scrutiny

09 July 2024
Revised flats and ‘unsafe’ junction improvement plan to face public scrutiny

A revised plan to revitalise a rundown part of a historic town centre and improve a dangerous road junction is to go on display.

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‘No parent wants to be here, but it’s a place where miracles happen’

07 July 2024
‘No parent wants to be here, but it’s a place where miracles happen’

Parents, patients and doctors celebrate 25 years of a unit that has helped the tiniest babies back to health.

Band dropped from Kaiser Chiefs gig over ‘offensive posts’

05 July 2024
Band dropped from Kaiser Chiefs gig over ‘offensive posts’

A band has been axed after winning a competition to be a warm-up act at a festival amid homophobia allegations.

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Upset as ‘sacred’ memorial tree reduced to measly stump after 'safety fears'

04 July 2024
Upset as ‘sacred’ memorial tree reduced to measly stump after 'safety fears'

The sudden chopping down of a tree planted a quarter of a century ago as a tribute to people killed at work has provoked anger among some residents.

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‘It’s built on passion - everyone loves coming here’: The rising popularity of the repair cafe

02 July 2024
‘It’s built on passion - everyone loves coming here’: The rising popularity of the repair cafe

A repair cafe project is set to expand after a successful trial run which has seen residents save money, learn new skills and combat loneliness.

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Massive health club on the market for £3 million

27 June 2024
Massive health club on the market for £3 million

A health club and gym with about £3,000 members has been put on the market for £3 million.

Chart-topping rap star to headline day-time rave at town bar

26 June 2024
Chart-topping rap star to headline day-time rave at town bar

One of the key figures of a hip hop collective which stormed the charts over 20 years ago is to headline a town centre bar’s day-time music event.

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