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A car was left upside down after a three-vehicle collision which saw one person treated by paramedics.
Town councillors have voted to spend £20,000 for events for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June.
A former stewardess has told of her memories of the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster following an anniversary service.
People living in Dover at the time of the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster in 1987 have told of its lasting impact on the town.
Almost 450 people in small boats were intercepted by authorities on both sides of the English Channel yesterday.
A grant for an amphitheatre for the Forces' sweetheart Vera Lynn has been turned down and only a fifth of an initial sum for a statue has been raised.
A district authority has passed its annual budget, which includes an increase in local charges for householders.
A harbour authority is seeking two members of its local community to fill non-executive posts by the summer.
Householders are warned to keep their chimneys swept regularly after flames broke out at a property yesterday.
A council cabinet has agree an officers' recommendation to push up car park charges, some by nearly a quarter.
Firefighters rescued people from a flat after a fire broke out on the ground floor.
A man and a woman were injured and taken to hospital after a road accident and a driver was arrested.
More than 1,000 faith leaders have spoken out against the Government's new Nationality and Borders Bill and want key parts changed.
A shortlist of three designs have been left for a town council's new logo and locals are asked to have their say.
Members of the public can, over the next month, give their views on controls against nuisance from dogs and people drinking in public.
Rotary Club members in a Kent town have had a live link-up with counterparts from a namesake community in America.
A council will vote next week on whether to put up charges from £1.30 to £1.60 an hour at its parking spaces.
A Kent-born journalist who survived bombings and was on holiday where terrorists opened fire has died in his 80s after a short illness.
An electric bicycle was promptly returned to its owner after a theft, and a suspect arrested, with the help of a community website.
Three successive ship collisions 50 years ago, which caused mass deaths, will feature in a historic film showing.
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