Some of the top stories in this week's Dover Mercury.

About 200 people turned out for the clay target shoot at Hawley Shooting Club in Dartford for Drummer Lee Rigby's son, Jack.

Family and friends have spoken at a gathering to remember heroic rescuer Nathan Lane who leapt into the Thames to rescue a young girl.

Business owners affected by Tesco’s delayed plans for Lowfield Street have complained they are being kept in the dark.

Villagers headed to the first Loose Folk Day at the weekend

Anti social behaviour and other issues were top of the agenda at a police meeting with residents of the Holborough estate near Snodland

Prince Philip's cousin Countess Mountbatten from Mersham near Ashford delighted about William and Kate's new baby

Firefighters are warning parents to be vigilant after they were called to to five cases of children trapped inside locked cars.

Labour councillors are pushing for free parking to be introduced in Swale's three town centres on Saturdays.

A teenager's birthday party ended in an ugly brawl when it was gatecrashed by violent youths... who saw it advertised it on Facebook.

A schoolgirl has won a national modeling competition - beating her twin sister in the finals.

Gravesend has another cafe in the town centre when fashion chain Debenhams opened its own on Monday.

A family are appealing for the return of a cuddly bunny after it went missing in Hythe last week

A woman's relived the moment a grenade exploded in her hand at the War and Peace Rival show - blowing off her fingertip and leaving her with burns.

The crime commissioner will be on hand to answer people's concerns on crime and police presence in their area.

From pulling pints at the Three Daws in Gravesend to entertaining millions on Radio 4, Dan Snelgrove is a man of many talents...

A woman who dedicated 20 years of her life to help save others has passed away.

The police helicopter was deployed over Cuxton last night to help locate an elderly woman who had gone missing.

Pupils promoted recycling when Temple Hill primary school hosted an environmentally-friendly carnival with Oakfield primary.

A college due to open next year in Dartford has opened a pop-up base to let people know more about it.