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The second phase of a pier refurbishment will be discussed by councillors.
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A district's £26 million sports facility opens at the end of the month.
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Plans to open a community cinema in a town theatre have moved a step closer.
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A couple running a bookshop have been hit with water bills adding to almost £8,000 due an an unknown leak, which they say could close them down.
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Blood donor sessions are cancelled for two towns over feared chaos from leaving the EU.
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Council staff are asked to put off leave during Britain's first weeks outside the EU
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A man was pushed to the ground when mugged yesterday afternoon.
A defendant has been remanded in custody on a robbery charge.
A council is giving its residents a chance to win big with a new online lottery game offering a jackpot of £25,000, with profits going to good causes.
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A £26 million leisure centre is nearing completion.
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They've been putting their ball skills to good use on the pitch and studying football theory - now pupils are training to become Kent FA referees
A man was caught with illicit cigarettes in fake washing machines.
Police need witnesses after a spate of break-ins in three towns.
The Home Secretary Sajid Javid is meeting his French counterpart today to discuss the continuing cross-Channel migrant crisis.
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Rail services are back to normal after emergency engineering work.
A man has been arrested for spitting at police under a new law protecting emergency workers.
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Two Belgians have been arrested in connection with terrorism as they tried to arrive in Britain.
Two more groups of migrants trying to reach Britain via Kent have been rescued overnight.
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A Holocaust Memorial Day will focus on the bravery of three women and a girl.
Police swooped on several houses in an investigation into several burglaries and thefts where cars, car keys and number plates have been stolen.
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