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Townsfolk, young and old, stopped in their tracks to remember the war dead in an Armistice Day commemoration.
Eight members of a Kent ferry company's 2017 intake of apprentices have now graduated. A ceremony was held for them.
Two more boatloads, with 10 people each, have been stopped at sea and the occupants brought ashore.
A Kent politician, whose future role has been speculated on, says on his website that he is a candidate.
A sailing charity is calling on people to join a 23-mile rowing challenge off the Kent coast next summer.
A Kent port's month-long Christmas spectacular, with an enormous ice rink, returns in just a few weeks.
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A fundraising evening takes place to fight the form of cancer that claimed a life of a primary schoolboy last summer.
A mural has been blessed two years after the death of a 17-year-old who had been battling a rare form of cancer.
A council has pledged an extra £300,000 for refurbishment loans to reduce the number of homes sitting empty
It is not yet confirmed if Charlie Elphicke, who has a court case hanging over him, will stand again in his constituency.
Dover District Council’s cabinet has agreed to recommend that full council declares a climate change emergency.
Speedway motorcycle fans are in mourning following the passing away of a champion rider from the Seventies and Eighties.
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A special church service takes place for 39 migrants who were found dead in the back of a refrigerated lorry last month.
A community group is calling for locals to join a meeting to give ideas for new projects for their area.
More than £500,000 is to be spent on resurfacing a 4km bike route to encourage people to walk and cycle more.
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Police are hunting a knifeman with a Liverpudlian accent after a failed robbery in a Kent park.
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District councillors at a meeting last night elected another leader after the sudden resignation of his predecessor.
A Green Party report says that making sure no house or flat is left empty would help the local economy.
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A group of Afghans have been discovered hidden in a refrigerated lorry, says the UK's Border Force.
A Kent MP has applauded the present ending of Operation Brock but stresses there are other road delay problems to take on.
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