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Market’s right for a fine creation

Market’s right for a fine creation

14 October 2016

Running your own business brings its challenges and rewards. Here is another entrant in this year’s Dartford and Gravesham Business Awards

Two blazes on heath

Two blazes on heath

14 October 2016

Fire crews were called out to two fires on Dartford Heath.

Brothers rip victim's face open in horrific glass attack

Brothers rip victim's face open in horrific glass attack

13 October 2016

A clubber was left covered in blood and needing 52 stitches after his face was split open in a vicious glass attack at the hands of two brothers.

Man charged over burglary to attend crown court

Man charged over burglary to attend crown court

13 October 2016

Thousands of pounds was reported stolen from a Sikh temple and while some has been recovered, a second man has been charged over it.

Medics criticised for fatal errors over blood results

Medics criticised for fatal errors over blood results

12 October 2016

A woman died after administrative blunders at both a hospital and doctor's surgery, an inquest heard.

Protection is a growing concern

Protection is a growing concern

12 October 2016

A company which installs, services and repairs fire alarms, had entered into the Dartford and Gravesham Business Awards.

Dungeons, dragons... and coffee

Dungeons, dragons... and coffee

12 October 2016

Wizards do battle and dragons are slain, all over a cup of coffee in a new venue in Gravesend.

Dare you enter the House of the Dead?

Dare you enter the House of the Dead?

12 October 2016

Forget the clowns roaming the streets, soon there'll be something far more scary hiding inside the walls of Kent's biggest shopping centre.

Dartford tunnel closures after breakdown

Dartford tunnel closures after breakdown

12 October 2016

Traffic is backed up for miles as one of the tunnels at Dartford is completely closed.

Hundreds of council staff on zero hours contracts

Hundreds of council staff on zero hours contracts

11 October 2016

Nearly 800 people working for Kent County Council are on zero hours contracts, according to figures obtained by the KM Group.

Kent house prices ten times average wage

Kent house prices ten times average wage

11 October 2016

Workers are being priced out of the housing market in Kent with property prices up to 13 times more than the average wage.

Kent keeper concedes fastest-ever World Cup Qualifying goal

Kent keeper concedes fastest-ever World Cup Qualifying goal

11 October 2016

Dartford keeper Deren Ibrahim becomes a record breaker on his debut for Gibraltar against Belgium.

Knife-wielding robber jailed for shop raids

Knife-wielding robber jailed for shop raids

11 October 2016

A hooded armed robber who cornered one shop worker and threatened him with a knife, and punched another in the face, has been jailed.

Law firms team up to cut out messy tribunals

Law firms team up to cut out messy tribunals

11 October 2016

Costly legal battles between bosses and ex-employees will be avoided in a new initiative between four Kent law firms.

'Long live the chicken'

'Long live the chicken'

11 October 2016

A misty-eyed champion sprinter gazes wistfully as he holds a specially-made Olympic torch aloft - all as a tribute to his beloved Nando's.

Man wanted over reported assault

Man wanted over reported assault

10 October 2016

Officers are renewing an appeal for information into the whereabouts of a wanted man with links to Dartford and Gravesend.

River pilot named after fatal accident

River pilot named after fatal accident

10 October 2016

A pilot who died after an accident while boarding a vessel on the River Thames has been named.

Traffic queueing on M25 after crash

Traffic queueing on M25 after crash

10 October 2016

Traffic continues to queue after an earlier crash on the M25.

Water back on and clean up begins...again

Water back on and clean up begins...again

10 October 2016

'We're really sorry' says Thames Water after botched repair work to a burst pipe caused havoc.

Bear pit 'under threat' from the garden city bulldozers

Bear pit 'under threat' from the garden city bulldozers

10 October 2016

What was once the “EuroDisney of the Victorian age” is soon to be built on, so what is to become of a unique bear pit of a bygone age?

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