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An unholy row over whether a church's clock chimes are too loud could be settled by government ministers.
Serious flood risks have been raised against plans to build 70 extra homes beside a 230 home development.
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A former mayor and ex-council leader, who have served nearly 70 years between them, have been made Honorary Aldermen.
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Calls to create a congestion charge for lorries passing through a Kent port have been dismissed.
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Councillors will tonight discuss whether to have a congestion charge for lorries heading through Dover's port.
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Three school students were taken ill after emergency crews were called to reports pupils were "under the influence of drugs".
A disused building where weeds have invaded the inside is to be refurbished.
Two leading Labour politicians say there could be severe lorry delays at a Kent port if Theresa May mishandles Brexit
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A woman has spoken of her struggle to reach police after spotting a drunk driver travelling the wrong way up a one-way street.
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Superdrug is the latest big brand to leave a decaying town centre.
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A major annual rock and pop event is ending after four years.
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Kent's biggest port is beaten in passenger numbers by Helsinki but is still king of the road for freight.
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Cannabis and MDMA, thought to be worth £220,000, has been found in a van by border officials.
Police are hunting two burglars who allegedly forced their way into a home, threatened and assaulted a man, and then fled with cash.
Hundreds of online petition names have already been collected to prevent new seven-day parking fees.
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The boss of a tiny cinema wants a giant competitor to move into his town.
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Immigration officials were called when eight people were found in a lorry.
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Con artists have sent letters claiming to be from the Australian and Nigerian lotteries.
The much-loved pantomime Dick Whittington will be performed next week.
A consultation is due for proposals to introduce seven-day payments in 12 more car parks.
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