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Wacky convoy raised £125k

Wacky convoy raised £125k

03 July 2013

Over 25 wild and wacky vehicles set off from Northfleet to Barcelona to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.

Billionaire's plaything up for sale... for £21m!

Billionaire's plaything up for sale... for £21m!

03 July 2013

A luxury yacht moored at Chatham Docks that once hosted the likes of JFK, Winston Churchill, Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra is up for sale.

Car remanufacturer to create apprenticeships

Car remanufacturer to create apprenticeships

03 July 2013

Rochester company BBA Reman, which is based in Stirling Park, Laker Road, is recruiting 10 apprentices.

Fallen tree blocked village lane

Fallen tree blocked village lane

03 July 2013

A fallen tree blocked a lane in Bearsted this morning

Police seize cannabis

Police seize cannabis

03 July 2013

Police have swooped on a property in a smart residential area of Gillingham and seized cannabis with a street value of £20,000.

Cinema's return to former splendour

Cinema's return to former splendour

02 July 2013

Ambitious plans to reopen the iconic Regent on Deal seafront have been completed, three years after the building was bought by two businessmen.

Inside this week's Sittingbourne News Extra

Inside this week's Sittingbourne News Extra

02 July 2013

In your News Extra this week we report on arson attack victim Kirsty Sawyer's amazing story of survival.

This week's Sheerness Times Guardian

This week's Sheerness Times Guardian

02 July 2013

Inside this week's Times Guardian we have arson attack victim Kirsty Sawyer's amazing story of survival.

Gillingham Legion members still hoping their club can be saved

Gillingham Legion members still hoping their club can be saved

02 July 2013

Members of a much-loved Royal British Legion Club will meet tomorrow in a bid to save their 74-year-old club, which is threatened with closure.

Hundreds voice concern over new homes at Kings Hill

Hundreds voice concern over new homes at Kings Hill

02 July 2013

More than 400 people filled Kings Hill Community Centre last night to voice their views on plans to build almost 1,000 homes on the estate

Lecturer's £750k bid in uni ageism row

Lecturer's £750k bid in uni ageism row

02 July 2013

A man who claims he was snubbed for a job at the University of Kent because he doesn't have a PhD has launched a £750,000 age discrimination claim.

Racist threat sent to former Gills striker

Racist threat sent to former Gills striker

02 July 2013

Police are investigating a racially offensive and threatening message telling a former Gillingham striker he would have his throat cut.

Three drivers caught in speed checks

Three drivers caught in speed checks

02 July 2013

Drivers were caught by police carrying out speed checks in Tonbridge

Top tips from Ashes-winning wicketkeeper

Top tips from Ashes-winning wicketkeeper

01 July 2013

Kent cricket captain Geraint Jones visited a school to pass on his knowledge to youngsters

Town music festival attracts 2,000 people

Town music festival attracts 2,000 people

01 July 2013

X Factor finalist Ben Mills was one of several musicians who wowed the crowd at UKP Leisure's annual event.

Police helicopter search

Police helicopter search

01 July 2013

Police were called this afternoon to reports a man was wandering around Meopham with a knife.

Photos: Tennis fever sweeps Medway

Photos: Tennis fever sweeps Medway

01 July 2013

As excitement at Wimbledon reached fever pitch, hundreds of children turned out for a day of free coaching.

Gravesend hosts first Fusion Festival

Gravesend hosts first Fusion Festival

01 July 2013

Gravesend has been celebrating food and music from around the world at its first Fusion Festival.

Rochester bar will stay open later after late night licence is granted

Rochester bar will stay open later after late night licence is granted

01 July 2013

Charlotte’s Bar, in Rochester High Street, will now close at 3am after a late licence was granted by Medway Council.

Shoppers fed up with ‘pest’ traders at the clock tower

Shoppers fed up with ‘pest’ traders at the clock tower

01 July 2013

Anger is growing about the way shoppers are targeted by businesses advertising at the clock tower.

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