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Deal are into a cup final for the first time since their 2000 FA Vase triumph - but all eyes are now on the league.
Two police officers are to face misconduct cases over the handling of reports of indecent exposure by killer police officer Wayne Couzens.
Killer police officer Wayne Couzens has admitted further charges of sexual offences in Kent before he raped and murdered Sarah Everard.
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Residents are divided over plans to transform an "ugly" but "well-used" high street building into five new shops and 17 flats.
A mother-of-three has been blown away by the response to her first busking performance, with more than 16,000 people watching a video of her singing.
A long-awaited cup-final spot is within Deal’s sights.
Some members of the public are supporting an MP's plan to build a new house, with one calling it a "well thought out design".
A devastated wife has paid tribute to her best friend and husband after he died just two months after being diagnosed with cancer.
A huge void three to four metres deep has opened up in a field and is being given a wide berth by walkers.
League matters are back at the top of Deal’s agenda after eventful cup exploits.
There was disappointment for the two remaining Southern Counties East clubs in FA Vase Fourth-Round action.
An England over-70s call-up for a tour to Australia is the pinnacle of Betteshanger Colliery Welfare cricketer Derek Towe's career.
Manager Steve King hopes it’s third time lucky for Deal at Corsham.
Farm owners have won their bid to open a shop selling produce by converting a former cow shed.
Divisive plans for a wedding venue at a country house have been given the green light - but fireworks and Chinese lanterns won't be allowed.
A historic but empty police station will be developed into five houses - despite residents’ fears of over-development and congestion.
Naturalist and TV presenter Chris Packham has joined the fight against a £50 million surf lagoon and luxury hotel at a county park.
Deal's players have the bit between their teeth as they prepare to visit Corsham - again!
Villagers have spoken out against divisive plans to turn the grounds of an 18th century Grade II*-listed country house into a wedding destination.
