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Sex attacker's sordid past

Sex attacker's sordid past

A predator who pounced on a woman in a terrifying attack committed a near-identical offence years earlier, it's been revealed.

Tredwell omitted by England

Tredwell omitted by England

Despite impressing in his second Test cap, five years after his first, James Tredwell was omitted from England's latest side to face the West Indies.

Kent fall short in opener

Kent fall short in opener

Kent were left to rue dropped catches and the concession of a host of extras as they lost a low-scoring season opener at Essex inside three days.

Farage drops in on vintage clothes store

Farage drops in on vintage clothes store

Ukip leader Nigel Farage has made a surprise visit to support local businesses.

Dream of cutting city's queues is dying

Dream of cutting city's queues is dying

A plan designed to ease motorists' traffic woes looks further away than ever.

'Landmark' toilet site to become bar and cafe

'Landmark' toilet site to become bar and cafe

A bidder who snapped up a former public loo for £200k has revealed her grand plans for the unusual site.

City club ensure survival

City club ensure survival

Canterbury secured their National 2 South status with a game to spare, despite losing a stunning game 56-49 at Cambridge on Saturday.

Europe is consolation for Ladies

Europe is consolation for Ladies

Canterbury secured an immediate return to European action but suffered disappointment in the final of the Investec Championship play-offs on Sunday.

Pallets fire 'thought to be malicious'

Pallets fire 'thought to be malicious'

Arsonists are suspected of torching a stack of pallets near Canterbury.

Charge against Andy Coulson dropped

Charge against Andy Coulson dropped

The former Downing Street spin doctor will not face trial over illegal payments to public officials.

Dementia care a 'ticking timebomb', says charity boss

Dementia care a 'ticking timebomb', says charity boss

The head of Canterbury's Age Concern says mental health beds are urgently needed.

Our dossier of dirt

Our dossier of dirt

Momentum is building in the KM Group's Clean Up Kent campaign, as we compile a dossier of dirt to keep up the pressure on the county's litter louts.

‘Thank you darling’– the words that gave away stalker

‘Thank you darling’– the words that gave away stalker

A woman was left feeling sick and distressed after she was bombarded with sexually explicit phone calls from a stalker.

Adams: The sky's the limit

Adams: The sky's the limit

Eight is the magic number for Kent’s championship promotion hopes, with coach Jimmy Adams claiming winning half their games would be enough to go up.

Ferris wheel back for another spin - at £35k a month

Ferris wheel back for another spin - at £35k a month

A controversial attraction at Kent University is set to return this summer - but with a £35,000 price tag.

Revealed: Canterbury's top 10 spots for pub grub

Revealed: Canterbury's top 10 spots for pub grub

We give you the rundown on the best pubs in the city to grab a bite to eat.

Richford: We were always confident

Richford: We were always confident

Tom Richford says Canterbury were not relieved after topping the promotion play-off table, as preserving their top-flight status was ‘never in doubt.'

Chocolate maker films TV ad in Kent street

Chocolate maker films TV ad in Kent street

A cobbled street is today being used by international chocolate firm Cadbury to shoot a commercial.

City boss Ada Gower already planning ahead

City boss Ada Gower already planning ahead

Ada Gower has confirmed he will be staying in charge at Canterbury City next season.

Billings plots route to the top

Billings plots route to the top

Sam Billings hopes to play for England for many years and knows success with Kent is the best way to make his dreams become reality.

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