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Dover's Smart Project hosted a creative workshop with Green Park Community primary to encourage children to love their town.
A historic fort built in the 1861 to protect Dover Castle has had its future secured - thanks to an agreement between three charities.
A three month old app, named NHS Health Help Now has been a popular hit with residents in east Kent.
About £600,000 worth of cocaine and heroin was seized from a Lithuanian man's van at Dover's Eastern Docks last week.
Unemployed people in the Dover District will receive professional help to get them back into work.
The Pride of Kent ferry has been docked next to Admirality Pier since last night to have repair work done to one of the steering pumps.
Three teenagers were arrested on Sunday after a house in River was burgled.
P&O's Workplace Choir have been invited to perform with Susan Boyle at the Hammersmith Apollo in London.
UKIP's parliamentary candidate, David Little, shared his vision for the future of Dover and Deal with the Mercury last week.
A single mother has been in tears after being told her daughter will have to go to a school she put down as a fourth choice.
A new manager has been appointed at the Marquis restaurant in the Alkham Valley.
St Edmund's Catholic school in Dover is improving according to its most recent Ofsted report.
Residents of Dover have hit out at the positioning of the 'Welcome to Dover' sign that faces the seafront.
The number of apprenticeships available to residents in Dover and Deal has risen by 100% since 2009.
The release of a Dover Monopoly board could be on the cards if residents vote for their town.
A Dover man has been charged with stealing a sat nav from a vehicle in the Leas area of Folkestone.
Creative students from the girls' grammar in Dover have their work showcased at galleries in London and Margate.
Three people were freed from a broken lift at Dover Priory station last night.
Charlie Elphicke has branded the job fair, held at Dover Town Hall on Friday as a "massive success."
More than £16,000 is predicted to be spent on kitting councillors out with iPads in a new government initiative.
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