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UK authorities have rescued or intercepted a total of 695 people on small boats in one day, with more stopped by the French.
Can a cafe offer 'a taste of Cyprus' on a rainy afternoon in Kent?
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A family of seven is now homeless after a fire ripped through their home and killed 19 of their beloved pets.
A community café has started crowdfunding to provide meals for lower income families both during term times and school holidays.
Officers ended up discovering a mass cannabis storage site after the routine stopping of a van several miles away.
Organisers can apply for district council financial help for town centre occasions this year and next year.
A politician has joined a Davina McCall in a move for better help for women suffering from menopause.
A memorial bench has been dedicated to a teenager whose battle to survive cancer inspired a huge fundraising response.
One person was taken to hospital after a collision with a car this morning, with the incident leading to rush hour traffic delays.
A new business moves into a vacant premises tomorrow thanks to a council grants scheme meant to to keep town centres going.
New figures show a great windfall for local people, such as in housing and education, thanks to contributions from developers.
The wreck of a 17th century warship at shifting sands off Kent is now one of several sites added to a list of at risk heritage places.
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A council has agreed to step up warnings about the continuing coronavirus as fewer and fewer people are seen taking precautions.
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Plans for Remembrance Sunday 2021 are emerging, with ceremonies this time taking place on November 14.
A Kent MP is encouraging people to take part in a special Parliament Week, which continues until Sunday.
A district has had a third Wellbeing Roadshow within a month to help in the promotion of community safety.
A show based on a fairytale and with music from the 1960s pop era takes place within a couple of weeks.
Parents battling for improved access to medicinal cannabis to treat children with epileptic seizures are making their point at Parliament today.
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A town is in grief after the death of a former Royal Marine who became a well known bicycle repair man.
Councillors are being asked to vote to allow at least £125,000 to be spent to strengthen defences at a beauty spot.
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