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Walmer’s neglected crazy golf course has now been removed. What's next for the site?
A woman is believed to have suffered serious injuries after she was hit by a van.
Pressures to build a new school at Castle Community College have impeded the school’s chances of getting out of special measures.
Firefighters have advised Deal residents to secure the back of their properties after an incident yesterday
A Dover woman has thanked KentOnline for posting an appeal to help her find her irreplaceable bracelet
Walmer RNLI and Dover Coastguard worked together to rescue a yacht in difficulty on Saturday, after the skipper’s radio failed to work
Single mum Elaine Barker from Deal is one of thousands of parents who will have to fork out an extra £50 for bus travel to school for her child.
Kent Miners Festival, the Samaritans and the Citizens Advice Bureau are among 30 groups who will receive a grant from Deal Town Council this year.
Mercury reader snaps Duke of Wellington mystery at Walmer Castle
One of Deal's premier events - the Party on the Prom - needs your help to pay for it - so take to the limelight at a fundraiser on the red carpet
Members of the community are gearing up to play a charity cricket match in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer tonight.
The Mercury’s anti texting and driving campaign, ‘Why Risk It?’ and new research has sparked a crackdown of texting drivers by Kent Police and KCC.
Buckingham Palace beckons blind veteran Tony Canning today (Thursday) at a garden party to mark the centenary of Blind Veterans UK
The wonders of nature were encapsulated by pupils from The Downs Primary School in a poster competition to promote Walmer in Bloom.
A concerned Deal resident has criticised members of a slimming club for parking so close to the hall it takes place in
A woman has been taken to hospital with a head injury after a fall near Deal Train Station
It has survived Hitler’s bombs, takeovers, industrial strikes, competition and threats from other media - today the Mercury is 150 years old!
Deal has been listed as one of the top ten up-and-coming seaside towns in the south of England due to its rise in house prices.
One of East Kent’s oldest nursery schools is looking to raise funds to help it relocate as its current site is preparing to close
Parochial Primary School has defended its decision to withdraw the use of its field from Deal and Betteshanger Rugby Club
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