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Illegal workers found after raid at Indian restaurant

Illegal workers found after raid at Indian restaurant

14 December 2024

A highly-rated Indian takeaway could be fined thousands after being shut down by a raid which uncovered illegal workers.

‘It seems so unfair to lose them both to the same disease’

‘It seems so unfair to lose them both to the same disease’

13 December 2024

A mum who lost her 11-year-old son to cancer following a battle that made headlines across the world has tragically died from the disease herself.

Hospital trust ‘on track’ to hit savings target but will still lose £90m

Hospital trust ‘on track’ to hit savings target but will still lose £90m

12 December 2024

Hospital bosses in charge of one of the country’s most struggling trusts say they are “on track” to deliver £50m savings after a huge overspend.

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Major route reopens after van fire and diesel spillage

Major route reopens after van fire and diesel spillage

09 December 2024

Emergency services were called to a busy A-road following a van fire and diesel spillage.

Council hit with £100k bill after losing legal battle with holiday park over caravans

Council hit with £100k bill after losing legal battle with holiday park over caravans

09 December 2024

A cash-strapped council must stump up £99,000 of taxpayers’ money on legal fees after shunning its own expert advice over a planning bid.

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SEN schools threaten legal action over KCC pupil placement reforms

SEN schools threaten legal action over KCC pupil placement reforms

06 December 2024

Special schools have threatened legal action against the county council over “deeply flawed” proposed changes to how pupils are allocated places.

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'First-of-its-kind' Kent charity shop where everything is new

'First-of-its-kind' Kent charity shop where everything is new

05 December 2024

A unique charity shop has opened in Kent, claiming to be the first of its kind in the country.

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'We've got big boots to fill - but have a unique selling point'

'We've got big boots to fill - but have a unique selling point'

01 December 2024

Two young entrepreneurs who have taken over a well-known fishmonger shop plan to breathe new life into the business with an entirely Kentish twist.

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Tributes to ‘local legend’ who lived for the sea

Tributes to ‘local legend’ who lived for the sea

01 December 2024

The last of Kent’s traditional oyster fishermen has died aged 95.

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How one of Kent's busiest junctions could be transformed

How one of Kent's busiest junctions could be transformed

28 November 2024

Three schemes to transform a nightmare junction and ease gridlock being considered by chiefs can be exclusively revealed by KentOnline.

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‘Evil’ pair acted ‘like jackals’ as they ambushed waiter

‘Evil’ pair acted ‘like jackals’ as they ambushed waiter

26 November 2024

The "pure evil" attackers of a popular waiter ferociously stabbed and left for dead in a railway station alleyway have been jailed.

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Woman suffered ‘broken heart syndrome’ after husband of 50 years attacked her

Woman suffered ‘broken heart syndrome’ after husband of 50 years attacked her

26 November 2024

A grieving pensioner suffered 'broken heart syndrome' after her husband of more than 50 years grabbed her throat and threatened her with a knife.

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'Our son didn't attend lectures for five months - why didn't uni check on him?'

'Our son didn't attend lectures for five months - why didn't uni check on him?'

25 November 2024

A “kind-hearted” student who failed to attend a lecture for five months took his own life at home the day before he was due to return to university.

‘She was the backbone of the carnival and did so much for our town’

‘She was the backbone of the carnival and did so much for our town’

23 November 2024

A kind-hearted mum and grandmother described as being the “backbone” of her beloved town’s annual carnival has died as friends lead tributes to her.

Victory for campaign as council removes padlocks from popular park

Victory for campaign as council removes padlocks from popular park

22 November 2024

A popular park padlocked by council bosses after being controversially earmarked for a new school is due to be reopened - in a victory for KentOnline.

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Rolexes and crypto: How dealer selling drugs from bedroom hid ‘massive profits’

Rolexes and crypto: How dealer selling drugs from bedroom hid ‘massive profits’

22 November 2024

A young drug dealer who made tens of thousands of pounds tried to hide massive profits by pumping cash into plush Rolex watches and cryptocurrency.

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Pervert knocks on window and exposes himself to woman in home

Pervert knocks on window and exposes himself to woman in home

18 November 2024

Police are hunting a man after a pervert knocked on a window before exposing himself to a woman in her home.

‘A pub, diner or restaurant? Either way, the carpets were minging’

‘A pub, diner or restaurant? Either way, the carpets were minging’

15 November 2024

Meal deals and cheap beer - Secret Drinker calls in at a venue trying to cater to all tastes.

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High street restaurant closes as owners say business not ‘viable'

High street restaurant closes as owners say business not ‘viable'

11 November 2024

An eatery which offered breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner has closed after the venture became ‘unviable’.

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‘He wasn’t a ‘druggie’ – experimenting is literally like the flip of a coin’

‘He wasn’t a ‘druggie’ – experimenting is literally like the flip of a coin’

11 November 2024

A mum on a mission to save young lives since the death of her own teenage son continues to tell her tragic story to thousands of schoolchildren.

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