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Men assaulted during Craig David concert

Men assaulted during Craig David concert

14 July 2017

Police are investigating a disturbance that led to one of the victims being taken to hospital with facial injuries.

More floats needed for carnival

More floats needed for carnival

14 July 2017

A drive is underway to increase the number of floats taking part in this year’s Leysdown Carnival.

Busy McDonald's set to close for summer

Busy McDonald's set to close for summer

14 July 2017

A fast food restaurant is preparing to shut its doors for seven weeks.

Starbucks opening at retail park

Starbucks opening at retail park

14 July 2017

Starbucks, the American coffee giant, is moving to a retail park

Council signs off plan for 16,000 new homes

Council signs off plan for 16,000 new homes

14 July 2017

A controversial document earmarking thousands of homes in the east of the county has been ratified.

Cricketer resuscitated after collapse on pitch

Cricketer resuscitated after collapse on pitch

14 July 2017

A man had to be resuscitated by paramedics after collapsing at a cricket ground.

‘Community in uproar’ over phone mast plans

‘Community in uproar’ over phone mast plans

14 July 2017

Residents are not happy about plans for a 50ft mast that they fear will loom over their village.

Top official enjoys taste of paradise from Bar-bados

Top official enjoys taste of paradise from Bar-bados

14 July 2017

A shed decked out as a Caribbean bar attracted a visit from a top official.

Cash shortage could leave town in the dark this Christmas

Cash shortage could leave town in the dark this Christmas

14 July 2017

It's still only July but already one Kent town is appealing for help in raising money for its festive lights.

International arts with a flavour of Mars

International arts with a flavour of Mars

14 July 2017

A new arts festival in a Kent town which takes its inspiration from the planet Mars reaches its crescendo this weekend with two days of events.

Ladder fall leaves dad in pain for 19 years

Ladder fall leaves dad in pain for 19 years

14 July 2017

A man who suffered a broken shoulder in a nasty accident in 1998 is still undergoing treatment and has been forced to give up work.

‘Nothing can bring back dad, I just want answers’

‘Nothing can bring back dad, I just want answers’

14 July 2017

A man from Kent is fighting for justice after his father was infected with a deadly virus and knew nothing about it for 20 years.

Pupils rescue kitten dumped in bin

Pupils rescue kitten dumped in bin

14 July 2017

A group of youngsters saved the life of an abandoned pet after hearing it meowing in distress outside their school.

Selfish pavement parking a danger to blind people

Selfish pavement parking a danger to blind people

14 July 2017

This picture shows the hazards that irresponsibly parked vehicles cause to the district’s most vulnerable.

Four 'illegals' arrested during raid

Four 'illegals' arrested during raid

13 July 2017

An operation targeting illegal workers within the construction industry has been carried out by UK Border Agency officials.

Man suffers leg injury after fall in woods

Man suffers leg injury after fall in woods

13 July 2017

Ambulance crews were called after a man fell in woodland, suffering a suspected leg break.

'World first' skate park downsized due to higher build cost

'World first' skate park downsized due to higher build cost

13 July 2017

A unique skate park under construction has had to be downsized due to building costs being double what was first expected.

M&S confirm Foodhall opening date

M&S confirm Foodhall opening date

13 July 2017

M&S has announced the opening date for its latest Foodhall in Kent.

Share your Princess Diana memories with us

Share your Princess Diana memories with us

13 July 2017

We are commemorating next month's 20th anniversary of her death and want to share your stories, photos and memories

Taxi cost consultation underway

Taxi cost consultation underway

13 July 2017

A council is looking to increase the fees taxi companies must pay, which firms say would harm business.

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