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Frustrated shop bosses say new double yellow lines painted on the road outside are forcing customers away.
Two divers who went missing from a broken-down boat were rescued after spending more than an hour in the water.
A bronze sound mirror could be installed on a seafront – but there are concerns the artwork will be targeted by vandals.
Council bosses say "doing nothing is not an option" as plans to revitalise an ageing swimming pool are to finally move forward this year.
Deal’s Matthew Carley was first reserve referee for the Rugby Union World Cup in 2019 - four years later he gets his chance to take charge.
Developers have submitted amended plans for a 120-bed hotel at a popular park, after it was previously rejected due to concerns over the environment.
A colourful trail with thousands of twinkling lights is set to transform a historic Kent castle and gardens this Christmas.
A festival for four-legged friends has been postponed over welfare fears as temperatures are set to reach the high 20s
A metal detectorist who discovered a gold ring in a field has reunited it with its owner – who lost it in the 1960s!
A mum seeking to honour her daughter's memory is set to hold a festival to raise money for important mental health facilities.
A second consecutive free Saturday has been welcomed by Deal manager Steve King.
Concerning pictures show how some of the legs holding up a popular pier which is home to a busy cafe are rusting away.
A multi-vehicle crash on a main road triggered delays and an emergency service response.
A narrow seafront route barely a metre wide needs better signs to stop cyclists riding dangerously, according to one furious walker.
The next month should help show everyone exactly what Deal can do this season, boss Steve King has warned.
Pressure is mounting on councillors to abandon a “ludicrous” proposal to shutter children’s centres and colocate services to family hubs.
Demolition of a former police station has begun after plans to turn it into five homes were approved.
Lydd’s FA Cup Preliminary Round tie with Deal was abandoned late in the second half due to injury.
A widow was told by council workers she would have to remove a heavy bag of waste from her garden herself – even though someone else dumped it there.
The early-season availability problems at Deal Town show little sign of dissipating.
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