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A boxing club's members will punch it out in 20 bouts with fighters from across the county at its latest show tonight
Sandwich packs, fag ends, engine oil and lorry parts are among the trawl of truckers' litter that owners of a burger van have to collect every day.
An historic building could be turned into a photographer's dark room and art studio as part of plans submitted to a council
A mum is joining the London Marathon and holding an aerobics event for a baby bereavement group.
Campaigners are fighting a plan for 3,750 homes, together with schools, shops, restaurants and a doctors’ surgery - labelling it a “small town”.
Wedding bells are in the air for a couple who met after being evacuated from a supermaret.
Three young tourists who plunged to their deaths over a waterfall were not properly warned of the dangers, a coroner has concluded.
From a signed crime book to a guided tour of the Tower of London, an auction of promises raised thousands for a cancer charity in just four hours
Matt Carley took charge of Italy versus France last weekend and the Deal rugby referee is hoping it's the start of a memorable year.
Mother's Day is a time for kids to show mum how special she is - and little ones have been putting pen to paper to do that for our My Mum supplement
A clock, hanging over a Kent shop, has featured in the history of five businesses after it was made by a Dover watchmaker
Notable events in two villages' history have been chronicled in two books paid for with the help of a community grant
The Bettesteiner Footstompers are returning to a Kent town for a foot stomping, thigh slapping charity night.
A couple born two doors away from each other, just two days apart, have celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary.
A husband accused of murdering his wife after she went missing almost 20 years ago was today granted bail.
Her disappearance has been a mystery for 20 years and today the husband of a missing pregnant woman has been charged with her murder
Campaigners have been granted a judicial review over the dredging of unique sands
When a writer called the town of Deal 'villainous', 'filthy' and 'upon the perish' something had to be done to make the most of its best asset: the seafront.
A grandmother from Kent has been named world champion for her knockers but it's not all as it seems.
Boatmen soon cottoned on that they could charge heavily for sea rescues - and that discovery soon led to some sharp bargaining which led to the courts
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