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Truckers are being left as "sitting ducks" to migrants attacks because of industrial action by French customs officials, campaigners claim.
A Labour district authority member has passed away after battling cancer.
A reality TV contestant has opened a start-up centre for small enterprises.
An International Women's Day celebration stressed the need for more equality.
Campaigners have been granted a judicial review over the dredging of unique sands
Police had to stay at the scene for 11 hours after winds ripped off solar panels damaging a sports venue.
A care home threatened with closure by inspectors has gone out of business.
Boatmen soon cottoned on that they could charge heavily for sea rescues - and that discovery soon led to some sharp bargaining which led to the courts
Cash from a council will help a walking festival put on its 44 guided walks this August showing off historical landmarks and the best views around
A pink child's bike was left in a river as a town remains plagued by littering.
Two Rotary clubs have cleared surprising items of rubbish on an estate.
A man has been arrested after nine people were picked up in a boat in the English Channel today.
Thirties grammar school buildings could be demolished and replaced.
The Border Force are dealing with a case involving a small boat in the Channel.
Migrants attempting to cross the English Channel to enter the UK via the Kent coast are calling 999 so they can be rescued by the authorities.
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of helping migrants enter the UK after two small boats were intercepted in the English Channel.
The work of an early 20th century architect is being revived in a £1.4 million parks project.
The ribbon was cut for a £26 million leisure centre which opened today.
Investigators have concluded on the cause of a ferry accident.
P&O Ferries is changing hands in a deal which will take it back under the wing of a company which owned it a decade ago.