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Deal beach will be accessible this Bank Holiday weekend, even in flood defence work isn't completed.
Walmer lifeboat crew has urged people to check tide times before walking along the beach, after a rescue on Saturday
Runners from Deal, Dover and Sandwich smashed the 2015 London Marathon, here's some of them and their times:
The start of the Gallipoli campaign in the First World War has been marked in Deal this afternoon (Saturday).
The Mercury is preparing to launch its car sticker campaign reminding drivers not to text and drive - we ask the question: Why risk it?
A primary school has sent out a warning message to parents after a suspicious man followed a young girl.
A simulated First World War trench is among the exhibits worth a peek at Deal Maritime and Local History Museum this Bank Holiday.
The Environment Agency’s decision to complete flood defence work on the beach at this time of year has been widely condemned.
The sun has come out in Kent for a Royal visit by yachting enthusiast Princess Anne today.
A woman has been cut free after a crash involving two cars and a van, which closed a busy road.
A woman out for a Sunday morning run took refuge in a shop after a flasher exposed himself then followed her down the road.
A woman who was alleged to be found badly beaten in Deal has told police she was not assaulted.
The victims of a burglary in Deal’s Davis Avenue have said they feel scared and violated.
Flood defence work has restarted on Deal beach to ensure all parts of it are performing to standard.
Care home staff left a wheel-bound resident facing a wall for seven hours during a CQC inspection.
Heartfelt tributes have been made to a Deal mum who “lived and breathed football” after she died suddenly last Friday.
Following the success of its inaugural event, The Lane and Astor Theatre have announced a second networking night in Deal
Three drivers escaped injury yesterday after a collision on the A258 near Ringwould
Walmer’s neglected crazy golf course will be removed by the end of the month but a Sholden resident has other plans
Onesie was the word at Sandown and Warden House primary schools as they raised cash the National Autistic Society
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