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Thousands of people crossing the Channel in small boats have suffered hypothermia while others have had burns or suspected broken bones.
Initial work for a new public transport system begins this week but a road to an estate will be temporarily closed for this.
The fight to save a venue earmarked for closure has stepped up, with the theatre now added to a special endangered list.
A woman has recieved emails about the investigation into parties at Downing Street during lockdown due to a case of mistaken identity.
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Bosses at a McDonald's are applying to cut the number of parking spaces because fewer customers are eating in - and they hope it will ease queues.
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A Parliamentary committee has been told of the daily cost of keeping asylum seekers in temporary accommodation.
Construction begins on Kent's first zero-emission bus system and it is expected to take 18 months.
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Transport police say that a teenager who was hit by a train at the weekend was pronounced dead at the scene.
A key route at a port is back in use after a closure of nearly five months and two delays in re-opening.
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Exact figures show the extent that visitor numbers and resulting income plummeted in one district in the first pandemic year.
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Tree planting on Holocaust Memorial Day took place on land that hosted Jewish people who had fled the Nazis.
A woman in her 50s who vanished last night has since been traced, police have now confirmed.
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Cross-Channel operators have applauded news that passengers with Covid jobs won't have to be tested.
Fire crews are warning everyone to have a smoke alarm after one promptly alerted a resident of a blaze in their kitchen.
Dover TAP has been used 12 times in 18 days with Brexit, roadworks and less ferries combining to cause traffic chaos.
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Police have put out an appeal for help to locate a missing 16-year-old boy who has links to Kent.
A coroner was unable to conclude why a man plunged from a height and ended up in water on a shoreline.
Three toddlers were among the asylum seekers brought in by a lifeboat to a Kent port.
Fishing will soon return to a major port pier after it was banned for several years.
Councillors voted for 13 new houses, because affordable ones were needed, but had to consider the thorny issue of feared traffic problems.
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