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People are encouraged to pick litter to help in this year's national Great British Spring Clean.
The opening hours of a popular park's main car park have now been extended - after drivers became trapped in the lot.
A petition has been launched calling for a well-known and much-loved 88-year-old to be given the freedom of his town.
The Government has eased rules so vehicle delivering aid for the war victims in Eastern Europe are not held up by bureaucracy.
An art school is holding a raffle of exhibits for two charities to help victims of the invasion of Ukraine.
A council is offering awards for those who are best in helping maintain and protect the area's environment.
A man was due to appear in court today for alleged drugs and weapons offences after a warrant at a property was executed.
The air ambulance has been called out to a medical incident.
Police have imposed a dispersal order for a second successive weekend to curb nuisance drivers
Police have imposed a clampdown on anti-social behaviour since yesterday, particularly tackling nuisance drivers.
Police have put out an image of a man they wish to speak to following the taking of a bank card.
A total of 74 Insulate Britain protestors are to appear in court following last autumn's sit ins on the M25 and at Dover.
A special order now allows the development of an inland HMRC border facility after changes of customs rules since Britain left the EU.
Our reporter tries Kent's - and Britain's - newest KFC and explains why he's used the restaurant chain since childhood, despite one memorable blip.
A car was left upside down after a three-vehicle collision which saw one person treated by paramedics.
Town councillors have voted to spend £20,000 for events for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June.
A former stewardess has told of her memories of the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster following an anniversary service.
People living in Dover at the time of the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster in 1987 have told of its lasting impact on the town.
Almost 450 people in small boats were intercepted by authorities on both sides of the English Channel yesterday.
A grant for an amphitheatre for the Forces' sweetheart Vera Lynn has been turned down and only a fifth of an initial sum for a statue has been raised.
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