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Arrests after cannabis plants found drying on coathangers inside property

Arrests after cannabis plants found drying on coathangers inside property

08 October 2024

Two men have been arrested after cannabis plants were found drying on coathangers inside a property.

Roadworks sparking long delays on major route set to end

Roadworks sparking long delays on major route set to end

08 October 2024

Roadworks causing lengthy delays for commuters along a major route are set to end tomorrow.

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New Indian cash and carry will rival London stores

New Indian cash and carry will rival London stores

07 October 2024

Two shop owners fed up of having to travel to London for good quality Asian produce have opened their own cash and carry.

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'We'll be homeless if we don't find new space - there’s nowhere available'

'We'll be homeless if we don't find new space - there’s nowhere available'

06 October 2024

Nursery bosses have revealed their struggle to find a new home after being forced to leave their current site of 30 years.

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Controversial sewage treatment plans for 6,000 homes approved on appeal

Controversial sewage treatment plans for 6,000 homes approved on appeal

06 October 2024

Residents are ‘disappointed’ after divisive plans for a sewage treatment plant to serve almost 6,000 new homes were approved following an appeal.

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House cordoned off after reports of arson threats

House cordoned off after reports of arson threats

05 October 2024

Parts of a street were cordoned off by police after reports a man threatened to set fire to a house.

Father-of-seven with no licence caught driving sister's van twice by same officer

Father-of-seven with no licence caught driving sister's van twice by same officer

05 October 2024

A father-of-seven who had his licence stripped away was spotted behind the wheel of his sister’s works van twice by the same police officer.

Theatre company bids for dance studio on industrial estate

Theatre company bids for dance studio on industrial estate

05 October 2024

An empty unit in the middle of an industrial estate could be turned into a performing arts studio as a theatre company bids to take it over.

Council says bin collections 98% on target despite ‘bumpy’ start

Council says bin collections 98% on target despite ‘bumpy’ start

05 October 2024

A council has said waste collections are almost completely back on track after being asked if it will pay compensation for missed collections.

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‘Beloved’ leopard with ‘love of marmite’ dies after almost 20 years in Kent

‘Beloved’ leopard with ‘love of marmite’ dies after almost 20 years in Kent

04 October 2024

A “beloved” leopard which has lived in Kent for almost 20 years has died after keepers were faced with a “difficult decision”.

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‘Swan on railway line’ prompts train delays

‘Swan on railway line’ prompts train delays

04 October 2024

Train passengers have been facing delays due to a swan on a section of railway track this morning.

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Be Bright Be Seen: Free reflective keyrings to help keep children stay safe this winter

Be Bright Be Seen: Free reflective keyrings to help keep children stay safe this winter

04 October 2024

We have thousands of reflector keyrings to give away to help Kent pupils remain visible during the darker days to come.

‘Nuisance’ man banned from high street for three years returns days later

‘Nuisance’ man banned from high street for three years returns days later

04 October 2024

A “nuisance” man banned from a high street for three years for his repeated drunken behaviour returned there just days later.

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Why huge Kent projects and thousands of new homes could finally be built

Why huge Kent projects and thousands of new homes could finally be built

03 October 2024

Council bosses believe they have finally found a solution to a long-running environmental issue preventing thousands of new homes from being built.

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Dock turned into ‘giant sandpit’ ahead of new EU rules

Dock turned into ‘giant sandpit’ ahead of new EU rules

03 October 2024

New pictures show the reclaiming of land at a dock to make space for forthcoming EU border checks.

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Fatal explosion that killed mum-of-five ‘triggered by gas in kitchen’

Fatal explosion that killed mum-of-five ‘triggered by gas in kitchen’

03 October 2024

A fatal explosion that tragically claimed the life of a much-loved mum is believed to have been triggered by gas in her kitchen, an inquest has heard.

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‘I don’t think independent schools are better - but it’s important to have choice’

‘I don’t think independent schools are better - but it’s important to have choice’

03 October 2024

The new head at a £50,000-a-year boarding school reveals how it tackles social media and the proposed 20% hike in its fees.

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Arrest after man left with broken bones following ‘attack’ outside pub

Arrest after man left with broken bones following ‘attack’ outside pub

02 October 2024

A man has been arrested in connection with an alleged assault outside a pub.

Date confirmed for opticians move as future of book shop remains unclear

Date confirmed for opticians move as future of book shop remains unclear

02 October 2024

An opticians has confirmed when its new store will open in a closure-hit shopping centre as questions remain over the return of a bookstore.

New EU border crossing rules may be delayed yet again

New EU border crossing rules may be delayed yet again

01 October 2024

France, Germany and the Netherlands are said to be pushing for a postponement of new EU border controls, giving Kent ports a reprieve.

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