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Four men and one woman have been sent to prison for drug dealing in one Kent town following police raids at the start of this year.
An ambulance helicopter swooped in, landing on a rugby field and airlifting a woman who needed medical help.
Traffic is building yet again after the Dover TAP was brought in this morning.
Night-time beeping and 104 bottles of urine - life next to the A20 lorry queue is not all that pleasant for a young family.
A man who attempted to smuggle a group into the UK by hiding them under tyres in his van has been jailed.
From supply chain chaos to breakdowns galore, we look at the impact of congested roads on Kent's businesses after the UK leaves the EU.
A shopkeeper and his girlfriend are involved in fundraising for presents for youngsters who have been affected by the pandemic.
A politician has blasted character referees for a former MP jailed for sexual assault for not speaking up for his victims.
Charges will be waived at council-owned car parks over four days during the Christmas and New Year period.
It's an anniversary for a goods centre, constructed as part of a wider redevelopment of a town's dockland area.
The draws have been made for both the Second Round and Third Round of the FA Trophy.
Lorries are once again queuing for miles on Kent's roads as they try to access the county's ports as the pre-Christmas rush causes haulage headaches.
Dover boss Andy Hessenthaler has been watching his self-isolating squad train from home – while having a cuppa on the sofa!
Queues of lorries are building up on Kent's roads for the fourth time in two weeks.
A man is due in court following a police pursuit which ended when his car and the police car collided.
A language translation business has been recognised for its work during the pandemic.
An investigation has been launched after a cannabis farm was uncovered following a fire at a house.
A ferry company has a competition to find those who have gone above and beyond for their community in the face of coronavirus.
A man suspected of child sex offences was among those found inside a lorry heading out of the UK.
A priority system for east Kent hauliers has been launched in time for the end of the Brexit transition period on December 31.
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