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Third primary school approved for garden city

Third primary school approved for garden city

16 July 2020

Plans have been approved for the third primary school in Ebbsfleet Garden City

'Covid families will be scarred for years'

'Covid families will be scarred for years'

16 July 2020

There are warnings that funeral service restrictions are resulting in emotional trauma for the loved ones of coronavirus victims.

The chequered history of the 'UK's Disneyland'

The chequered history of the 'UK's Disneyland'

16 July 2020

As plans for the 'UK's answer to Disneyland' go out to public consultation, we look at the chequered history of the London Resort scheme.

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Backgarden drone sightings spark concerns

Backgarden drone sightings spark concerns

15 July 2020

Police have spoken to a drone pilot following reports linking an aircraft to a series of missing garden items.

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County lines kingpin had bullets in his suit

County lines kingpin had bullets in his suit

15 July 2020

A county lines gang leader was caught flushing £5,000 of drugs down the toilet and had a gun and bullets in his suit.

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'I knew we would all rally around'

'I knew we would all rally around'

15 July 2020

Care home staff have spoken out on how they have managed to come together to stop the spread of the virus at their home.

Judo coach scoops national award

Judo coach scoops national award

15 July 2020

A former head girl has been awarded a coveted award for her work encouraging people with disabilities in sport.

Police seize huge haul of cigarettes

Police seize huge haul of cigarettes

15 July 2020

A man was arrested after officers stopped a suspicious vehicle and found "51,000 cigarettes and tobacco".

'It's difficult for autistic people to shop wearing masks'

'It's difficult for autistic people to shop wearing masks'

15 July 2020

It will be almost impossible for some on the autistic spectrum to go shopping if they are made to wear face masks, a disability campaigner has warned.

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Tourism industry given boost to rebuild

Tourism industry given boost to rebuild

14 July 2020

Tourism firms are being given a kickstart to help reopening their businesses as the country emerges from lockdown.

'If they went to Brands Hatch it would be ideal'

'If they went to Brands Hatch it would be ideal'

14 July 2020

Councillors have called for action at a business park plagued by "boy racers".

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Police called after reports of raves

Police called after reports of raves

14 July 2020

Police say they are investigating reports of regular loud music and mass gatherings.

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Man discharged from hospital after stabbing

Man discharged from hospital after stabbing

14 July 2020

A man who suffered stab wounds during a disturbance at a park last week has been discharged from hospital.

Less land to be used for new Thames crossing

Less land to be used for new Thames crossing

14 July 2020

Changes to the controversial multi-billion pound Lower Thames Crossing have been revealed by highways bosses as a public consultation opens.

Sisters lose both parents within days and now home could go too

Sisters lose both parents within days and now home could go too

13 July 2020

Tributes have been paid to 'selfless' parents who died after contracting covid-19, leaving the family home at risk.

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Serial killer victims' inquest will not be delayed

Serial killer victims' inquest will not be delayed

13 July 2020

An inquest into the deaths of Stephen Port's victims, including chef Daniel Whitworth, is to press ahead in January.

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'Dropping litter should be as socially unacceptable as drink driving'

'Dropping litter should be as socially unacceptable as drink driving'

13 July 2020

A council has sent out a strong message to lazy 'litter louts' as it launches a new clean-up campaign.

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All Kent's new secondary places created in best schools

All Kent's new secondary places created in best schools

13 July 2020

All new places created in Kent last year were at schools rated good and outstanding.

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Kent's lost cinemas and what they are now

Kent's lost cinemas and what they are now

13 July 2020

We take a look back at the history of some of Kent's former cinemas and see what they have become.

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How to spot incredible comet in sky during July

How to spot incredible comet in sky during July

12 July 2020

Stunning photos have captured a comet 64 million miles away as it streaks its way across the skies.

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