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A festival to write home about

A festival to write home about

20 February 2019

A line-up which includes comedian Jo Brand and writer Will Self, as well as Kent authors comes together for a town's second literary festival.

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Half term fun: here's our guide

Half term fun: here's our guide

20 February 2019

Hunt out half term fun as our guide to events across Kent takes you into the second half of the holiday week and beyond.

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Harbour’s festival snub could see switch to Bay

Harbour’s festival snub could see switch to Bay

20 February 2019

Events organisers hoping to hold a star-studded music festival are considering alternative venues after they were turned down by the harbour board.

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'Beautiful' Bonnie dies in train tragedy

'Beautiful' Bonnie dies in train tragedy

18 February 2019

A 28-year-old who died after she was struck by a train has been described as smart, funny and kind-hearted by friends.

Dangerous driving 'putting binmen's lives at risk'

Dangerous driving 'putting binmen's lives at risk'

18 February 2019

A council has released "shocking" footage of a motorist mounting a pavement to overtake a bin lorry as a warning against dangerous driving.

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Fury over desire for satellite grammar on coast

Fury over desire for satellite grammar on coast

18 February 2019

Activists have branded the announcement Kent County Council is hoping to bring a satellite grammar school to the coast “sickening” and “immoral”.

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Woman in 20s dies after being hit by train

Woman in 20s dies after being hit by train

18 February 2019

A young woman who died after she was hit by a train at a level crossing was only in her 20s, police have confirmed.

MP calls urgent meeting to discuss solar farm plan

MP calls urgent meeting to discuss solar farm plan

15 February 2019

Wildlife experts met with a Kent MP today to view the proposed site of a large solar farm and to hear from campaigners.

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Schoolchildren march in climate change demo

Schoolchildren march in climate change demo

15 February 2019

Hundreds of schoolchildren are missing school to stage a protest against climate change.

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Metal detectorists who struck gold: ‘It’s like winning lottery’

Metal detectorists who struck gold: ‘It’s like winning lottery’

15 February 2019

A metal detectorist who unearthed what looked like a chocolate coin was stunned to discover it could be a gold pendant dating back to the 6th century.

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Gangs wreaking havoc in town

Gangs wreaking havoc in town

15 February 2019

Residents are demanding police action amid a spike in anti-social behaviour by gangs of youths.

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Inquest opens into death of woman found in sea

Inquest opens into death of woman found in sea

14 February 2019

An inquest has opened into the death of a 67-year-old whose body was found in the water.

FA probes clubs after '40-man brawl'

FA probes clubs after '40-man brawl'

14 February 2019

The FA is investigating three Kent football clubs after ugly scenes in recent games.

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Child healthcare slammed by watchdog

Child healthcare slammed by watchdog

13 February 2019

Children are not safe in east Kent's cash-strapped and under-staffed hospitals, inspectors have ruled.

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Route closed for four months - and still no sign of roadworks

Route closed for four months - and still no sign of roadworks

12 February 2019

Neighbours have blasted the county council for closing a road for four months without carrying out repairs.

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Seaside town to feature in tonight's Catastrophe

Seaside town to feature in tonight's Catastrophe

12 February 2019

An episode of BAFTA-winning sitcom Catastrophe filmed in a Kent seaside town is airing tonight.

'The council is only sticking a plaster over the problem'

'The council is only sticking a plaster over the problem'

10 February 2019

In the final part of a series of interviews, we speak to the council's Labour leader about its policies and aims for the local election.

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Full steam ahead for historic engine’s move

Full steam ahead for historic engine’s move

09 February 2019

The ninth-oldest surviving locomotive in the world - weighing six tonnes - is being moved to a new home in the county.

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'Thanks but no thanks' to star-studded festival

'Thanks but no thanks' to star-studded festival

08 February 2019

Harbour officials have rejected a bid to hold music festival on the seafront later this year.

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‘Hammer attacker told me to beg for my life - I thought I would die’

‘Hammer attacker told me to beg for my life - I thought I would die’

07 February 2019

A pensioner has spoken of the moment she thought would die as a thug rained down hammer blows on her head.

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