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Police 'left woman to lead rape investigation against father by herself'

Police 'left woman to lead rape investigation against father by herself'

29 July 2021

A woman left to "lead a rape investigation herself" when her father fled to South Africa has been awarded damages by police she says failed her.

Prize-winning garden boasts pub and Love Island pit

Prize-winning garden boasts pub and Love Island pit

29 July 2021

A Love Island-inspired fire pit and their very own garden pub have helped a couple win a £1,000 competition.

Aerial photos display Kent's stunning summer mazes

Aerial photos display Kent's stunning summer mazes

29 July 2021

Get lost in one of Kent's intricate maize mazes this summer, which have once again opened for the summer, each with its own unique theme.

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Cut-price summer activities announced for Swale

Cut-price summer activities announced for Swale

29 July 2021

Many youngsters in the borough will be able to take part in cut-price activities this summer thanks to a new council programme.

£50k appeal to fund 15ft statue at harbour

£50k appeal to fund 15ft statue at harbour

28 July 2021

Organisers behind a festival celebrating 200 years of the town's royal connections hope the King George IV statue will be unveiled by royalty.

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Kent footballer 'overwhelmed' by support after coming out

Kent footballer 'overwhelmed' by support after coming out

28 July 2021

A footballer who decided to tell his teammates he was bisexual says he has been overwhelmed by the support he's received.

Sanitary towels and condoms strewn along nature reserve riverbank

Sanitary towels and condoms strewn along nature reserve riverbank

28 July 2021

The pressure in a sewerage system after heavy rainfalls has lifted the lid on a drain cover and left waste products strewn across a nature reserve.

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Holidaymakers warned to check passports after travel confusion

Holidaymakers warned to check passports after travel confusion

28 July 2021

Travellers are being reminded to check passports are valid following confusion with post-Brexit rules and the government's own passport checker.

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All-change as RNLI welcomes new lifeboat

All-change as RNLI welcomes new lifeboat

28 July 2021

A new £2.2m lifeboat takes over this week as one of Kent's longest-serving RNLI coxswains prepares to retire after 40 years.

Met Office has 'good news' for hayfever sufferers

Met Office has 'good news' for hayfever sufferers

28 July 2021

After weeks of very high pollen levels and unbearable symptoms there's some good news for hayfever sufferers this week.

RNLI boss defends rescuing asylum seekers at sea

RNLI boss defends rescuing asylum seekers at sea

28 July 2021

The chief executive of a lifeboat charity says it is doing the right thing by rescuing asylum seekers at sea after volunteers have been heckled.

Man, 27, died of gas poisoning after falling asleep on sofa

Man, 27, died of gas poisoning after falling asleep on sofa

28 July 2021

A much-loved computer design engineer, who is remembered for being a 'special gentleman', died on a sofa after falling asleep near a fireplace.

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Site earmarked for Slug & Lettuce will become Jobcentre

Site earmarked for Slug & Lettuce will become Jobcentre

28 July 2021

The government wants to open a Jobcentre in a prime unit which has permission to be turned into a late-night bar.

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Will city lose its World Heritage status?

Will city lose its World Heritage status?

28 July 2021

With Liverpool being stripped of its Unesco status, and Stonehenge at risk of following suit, there are fears Canterbury could be in danger.

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Supermarket to build biggest electric car charging network

Supermarket to build biggest electric car charging network

27 July 2021

A supermarket chain says it is installing the UK's largest charging network for electric cars under its expansion plans.

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Council orders removal of 37 caravans from traveller camp

Council orders removal of 37 caravans from traveller camp

27 July 2021

A traveller site which illegally trebled in size is set to be dismantled after a council served an enforcement notice.

Beach patrols to stop cockle-picking

Beach patrols to stop cockle-picking

27 July 2021

Shores in part of Kent will be patrolled this summer as the council looks to clamp down on illegal shellfish harvesting.

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Man cut from car after crash

Man cut from car after crash

27 July 2021

Emergency services had to rescue a man from his car after it became wedged against a tree following a crash.

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Promising footballer breaks back in cliff fall

Promising footballer breaks back in cliff fall

27 July 2021

A talented 17-year-old with dreams of playing football professionally has been left paralysed from the waist down after falling from a cliff.

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Independent homeware shop opens in town centre

Independent homeware shop opens in town centre

26 July 2021

A Kent-based company that launched in September has opened its second shop today.

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