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A historic Island landmark, which has been unoccupied for 13 years, is to be given a new lease of life.

A seafront office which has been described as an eyesore has to be removed, Swale council’s planning committee has ruled.

A pensioner says he's been forced to leave his Deal home because of threats from bailiffs over a £65 parking fine.

Plans to close Herne Bay and Whitstable museums during cold months are due to be discussed next week.

Prime Minister David Cameron should scrap the option to build a new Thames crossing through the proposed Paramount Park, a council argued last night.

See what's happening this week in Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay and Faversham....

Speed checks in Linton and East Farleigh did not find anyone going over the limit

Darcie Kay's mother thanks "miracle" medics and pledges to raise money for cancer and children's charities in future.

A county cricket club says reports of one their players streaking at a supermarket were a case of “mistaken identity”.

Some of the top stories in this week's East Kent Mercury

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

The parents of roofer Matthew Green are hoping a new poster campaign might help locate him.

The lives of a group of Ugandan children are set to improve thanks to the fundraising efforts of a town businesswoman.

A mum is appealing for the return of a cuddly toy who went missing in Ashford yesterday

Comedian Joe Pasquale - currently playing King Arthur in Spamalot - has spoken out against plans for a new Thames crossing.

A mother-of-two was shocked to discover this fruity strawberry in her garden.

Tests to find out what was wrong with the water at Barton's Point have come back all clear - meaning it's now safe to use.

A lap dancing club 'akin to Benny Hill on stage' has been granted a licence in Canterbury.

Two brothers have signed up to become on-call firefighters in Swanscombe.