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Why big changes to catching ferry to France are a ‘nightmare waiting to happen’

Why big changes to catching ferry to France are a ‘nightmare waiting to happen’

23 September 2024

From fingerprint scans on a tablet at Dover to getting out of your car for checks at the Channel Tunnel, travelling to France will never be the same.

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Prolific thief with 45 convictions stole Champagne and smoked salmon in hotel raids

Prolific thief with 45 convictions stole Champagne and smoked salmon in hotel raids

22 September 2024

A thief who is ‘stuck in a rut’ is behind bars after stealing Champagne, bottles of wine and smoked salmon during raids at two hotels.

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Historic library in ‘dreadful state’ - but council can’t justify paying £2.9m to fix it

Historic library in ‘dreadful state’ - but council can’t justify paying £2.9m to fix it

21 September 2024

A council says the cost of fixing a historic library would take up almost its entire set budget for maintaining 300 buildings across the county.

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Arrest after bomb squad called to medical facility

Arrest after bomb squad called to medical facility

20 September 2024

A man has been arrested after bomb disposal teams were called to a medical facility after reports a suspicious package was left outside the building.

Tragic crash was ‘unavoidable’ from moment boy, 7, stepped into road

Tragic crash was ‘unavoidable’ from moment boy, 7, stepped into road

20 September 2024

A van driver who knocked down and killed a seven-year-old boy would have only had a split-second to react before the collision, an inquest has heard.

Sadness at closure of popular charity shop after ‘financial review’

Sadness at closure of popular charity shop after ‘financial review’

19 September 2024

Residents are in dismay following the “tough decision” to shut a high street charity shop in a bid to save money.

Unclear future for huge seafront project as developer leaves scheme

Unclear future for huge seafront project as developer leaves scheme

18 September 2024

Developers leading the transformation of a historic seafront landmark have made a shock announcement they have quit the project.

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Olympic champion in fight to save town’s sports centre

Olympic champion in fight to save town’s sports centre

18 September 2024

An Olympic swimming champion has pleaded for a new owner to come forward to take over a town’s sports centre which has been put up for sale.

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Bomb squad called to medical facility

Bomb squad called to medical facility

18 September 2024

A road was cordoned off and the bomb squad called to a medical facility following reports of a suspicious package.

Huge empty leisure centre site goes on market

Huge empty leisure centre site goes on market

16 September 2024

A former leisure centre has been put on the market following its sudden closure and is expected to attract a “diverse range of property investors”.

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Bosses at Kent’s priciest development reveal number sold and plans for ‘urban resort’

Bosses at Kent’s priciest development reveal number sold and plans for ‘urban resort’

16 September 2024

The bosses behind Kent’s priciest development have revealed how many homes have been sold - and plans to create an “urban resort” with a new hotel.

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Releasing paedophile from custody 'like freeing a tiger'

Releasing paedophile from custody 'like freeing a tiger'

15 September 2024

A judge compared the release of a pensioner with a sexual attraction to young girls to freeing a tiger that enjoys devouring people.

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Delays on railway due to person on tracks

Delays on railway due to person on tracks

15 September 2024

Passengers faced delays on the railway following reports of a trespasser on the tracks.

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Bavarian beer festival to bring steins and sausages to the coast

Bavarian beer festival to bring steins and sausages to the coast

15 September 2024

The Oktoberfest-inspired event is in its second year and boasts German beers and live Oompah bands.

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‘Not just plants’: How Kent’s garden centres are filling the gaps left on our high streets

‘Not just plants’: How Kent’s garden centres are filling the gaps left on our high streets

15 September 2024

Garden centres across the county are increasingly diversifying to become “destination” shopping locations and compete with online retailers.

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Loved ones gather to remember popular teen killed in tragic accident

Loved ones gather to remember popular teen killed in tragic accident

14 September 2024

The loved ones of an 18-year-old killed in a tragic railway accident have gathered this afternoon to hold a “lovely celebration” of his life.

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‘It’s a mess - why have they left it like this?’

‘It’s a mess - why have they left it like this?’

13 September 2024

The site of an abandoned seafront development has been left in a “mess” and must be cleared immediately, a councillor says.

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Heartbreak as 'larger-than-life' 18-year-old dies in tragic railway accident

Heartbreak as 'larger-than-life' 18-year-old dies in tragic railway accident

13 September 2024

The family of a popular 18-year-old say his death in a tragic accident has “ripped an unfillable hole in our hearts”.

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London burglars travelled to Kent to target seaside homes

London burglars travelled to Kent to target seaside homes

12 September 2024

Two burglars who smashed through patio doors to steal jewellery and designer goods have been jailed.

‘It’s a win-win’: MP backs free schools project ‘countering the gender imbalance’

‘It’s a win-win’: MP backs free schools project ‘countering the gender imbalance’

11 September 2024

Girls are being encouraged to consider STEM subjects at schools.

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