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With 12 food outlets along a 350-yard stretch, it’s no surprise this street has been dubbed Kent’s “takeaway alley”.
A long-running town centre restaurant with a bar and hotel has been put on the market for more than half a million pounds.
A sport fashion retailer has announced plans to move into and refurb a currently-vacant unit at a shopping centre.
An application for 38 homes was thrown out but a building scheme for neighbouring land has been accepted.
A hugely popular family bakery, famous for its Mr Blobby biscuits, is closing after thriving for more than 90 years.
A six-storey building is up for auction, priced at £1.8 million, and could be converted into flats.
An elderly couple are fuming over getting a parking ticket for briefly pulling over at a bus stop.
A popular former takeaway cafe and sandwich shop is set to go under the hammer.
A disgraced police officer has been sacked after having an inappropriate relationship with rape victim.
A man who wants to open a café bar along a street dubbed “takeaway alley” insists he can defy the doubters and make it a success.
KentOnline reporter Sam Lennon explains why he believes “cash is king” – and technological advances such as online banking and RingGo are overrated.
Council bosses say "doing nothing is not an option" as plans to revitalise an ageing swimming pool are to finally move forward this year.
Developers have submitted amended plans for a 120-bed hotel at a popular park, after it was previously rejected due to concerns over the environment.
A metal detectorist who discovered a gold ring in a field has reunited it with its owner – who lost it in the 1960s!
Land may be reclaimed from the sea to provide more space to process passengers when new post-Brexit checks come into force.
Horrified residents have told how police cars came “screaming” into their road after a man was stabbed.
A horrified tenant returned from work to find “half her house was missing” after a lorry driver brought down a power cable.
Concerning pictures show how some of the legs holding up a popular pier which is home to a busy cafe are rusting away.
Frustrated residents say ‘it’s a joke’ no lorry drivers have been fined for blasting their horns in a new quiet zone.
A paraglider stuck at a cliff base with back injuries was rescued by a lifeboat and then flown to hospital.
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