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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.
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KentOnline reporter Sam Lennon explains why he believes “cash is king” – and technological advances such as online banking and RingGo are overrated.
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Council bosses say "doing nothing is not an option" as plans to revitalise an ageing swimming pool are to finally move forward this year.
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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!
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Land may be reclaimed from the sea to provide more space to process passengers when new post-Brexit checks come into force.
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Horrified residents have told how police cars came “screaming” into their road after a man was stabbed.
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A horrified tenant returned from work to find “half her house was missing” after a lorry driver brought down a power cable.
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Concerning pictures show how some of the legs holding up a popular pier which is home to a busy cafe are rusting away.
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Frustrated residents say ‘it’s a joke’ no lorry drivers have been fined for blasting their horns in a new quiet zone.
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A paraglider stuck at a cliff base with back injuries was rescued by a lifeboat and then flown to hospital.
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A narrow seafront route barely a metre wide needs better signs to stop cyclists riding dangerously, according to one furious walker.
A man has told of the terrifying ordeal of being attacked and robbed of his birthday cash in the street while out celebrating his 21st.
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Plans for a 53-home estate branded a “recipe for disaster” by villagers have cleared the first hurdle.
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An ex bank and a former shop, which stand empty, have become Grade II listed buildings, leading to 451 structures with the accolade in one town.
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More than 20 drivers have been reported in one day for offences such as using a mobile phone at the wheel and speeding.
A road near a railway station will be shut for 17 months for the ‘safety of the public and workforce’ as building works continue.
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A widow was told by council workers she would have to remove a heavy bag of waste from her garden herself – even though someone else dumped it there.
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