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Emergency work on a landslide means there will be no train services between two Kent towns this Sunday.
Passengers are facing delays after a large amount of rocks fell onto train tracks.
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A commemorative game will be held by a school for two former students who died in a car crash in South America.
Police are seeking the public's help after a unique clock, nearly 2ft high, was stolen in a burglary at a house.
A Kent port's festive event, with a huge ice rink and market stalls, continues almost each day until January 1.
A shopping and leisure complex will host a Christmas family fun day this weekend with an elf workshop for craft activities.
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A ewe was brutally killed and skinned and another stolen: the anguished owner says they trusted people.
Six American Bulldog puppies snatched from a home have been discovered safe and well.
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A driving restriction is in force on a key road this evening because of large numbers of lorries.
Anti-terrorism detectives have been been given an extra seven days to question two suspects stopped in Kent.
French coastguards picked up eight migrants in the Channel, totting up a total nine incidents in three days and involving 119 people.
A ferry operator has dismissed media claims that it is in trouble because of a pension shortfall. It offers a bigger picture of the finances.
Thousands of train passengers have been prosecuted or fined after being caught in a crackdown on fare evasion.
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Yesterday saw the opening of a terminal as the latest progress in a major £250 million docklands redevelopment.
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One man has been arrested after a car collision that led to two injuries and caused a hole in a house's flank wall.
A new find of migrants on small boats brings the figure up to more than 100 people in three days. This is the eighth incident in that time.
A cross-Channel operator is warning of holdups of up to 90 minutes on sailings due to bad weather and French strikes
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Diners had the chance to sit at the table with Marco Pierre White in a pre-booked event in Kent.
Two pensioners are among three people found guilty of a public order offence in an Extinction Rebellion protest in Kent.
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An unprecedented 79 migrants were picked up in five separate incidents this morning. Four groups were stopped at sea and one already landed.
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