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Fundraisers have set up a new appeal to help create a centre in their town to support homeless people.
Two Kent MPs are being investigated after using Commons' stationery while lobbying judges over a case involving a disgraced 'naughty Tory'.
The case of a migrant who was jailed for people smuggling only to have his conviction overturned at appeal has cast doubt over similar prosecutions.
Two people have been arrested and drugs, phones and cash seized after police swooped on a town centre property.
An MP says a new bill to help victims of domestic violence should be named after PCSO Julia James, who worked to help vulnerable women.
After months of Covid-19 lockdown more restrictions are being lifted today, in a third easing of rules.
Hundreds of suspected asylum seekers have been intercepted by British and French authorities over two days.
The French have taken in 79 people suspected of trying to cross the Channel by small boats within a week.
A lorry driver who was stopped by Border Force officers has been jailed after attempting to smuggle 24kg of cocaine into Kent.
A group protesting against illegal immigration has announced plans to demonstrate in Kent later this month.
A roadside food vendor says he sometimes can't get into the lay-by where he trades, because of dangerously parked lorries.
Lines of poetry have been placed on park benches as part of an arts project but also in time for Mental Health Awareness Week.
This rubbish was left uncollected for 25 days - even when a dustcart crew was nearby picking up other waste.
A venue's first event after lockdown closure will be the showing of a Harry Potter movie, on the 20th anniversary of its release.
A coach driver found with 243 kilos of cocaine in his vehicle pretended that he and his friend had taken it to Belgium to get the air-con fixed.
Plans to create a memorial to Forces' Sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn on the White Cliffs of Dover has now gained government support.
Red-faced council officials have apologised over chaos caused by a change in bin collection days, with residents calling the debacle "binday bingo".
New town centre signs tell people to continue guarding against coronavirus as the third stage of lockdown easing approaches.
A way to keep people off the streets is to be discussed and includes an increase in council-owned accommodation instead of relying on B&Bs.
A former Methodist church sold on TV show Homes Under the Hammer has been transformed into nine high-end apartments.
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