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Wartime singer Dame Vera Lynn could be honoured with her own footpath after plans gained approval from a council chief.
Discount store Home Bargains is to open the doors to its brand new store where 120 jobs have been created
A proposal for a cable car to link an iconic castle with the town it overlooks has been granted £1.5 million in funding.
Councillors are demanding they are informed of any future decisions surrounding the planned customs clearance site at Dover
A woman whose flat was raided as part of a mass drugs operation was found dead exactly two months later, an inquest heard.
A cow which became stuck in a dry moat had to be rescued by firefighters.
The Court of Appeal has confirmed receipt of an application by former Dover MP Charlie Elphicke to overturn his sexual assault convictions.
An 18-year-old man has been arrested after an alleged assault on a woman.
A people smuggler has been jailed after border force officers found three asylum seekers hidden in his lorry cab.
Councillors are hitting out at Boris Johnson's proposals to streamline planning schemes because they would 'undermine democratic accountability'
Faith leaders joined with an anti-racism group to give thanks to groups and individuals whose practical kindness saves lives
When her granny died of Covid, a teenage beauty queen set about raising money for the hospital that treated her by launching a pageant in her honour
A man whose body was found after a lengthy search and rescue operation had drowned in the sea at a busy harbour.
A huge Disney cruise has made its maiden voyage to Kent after switching with another liner from the luxury fleet.
Two people are in hospital after the car they were in careered off the road and into traffic lights, closing a route for several hours.
An Italian restaurant chain is to open its doors on Monday at a popular Dover hotel.
A man with a history of burglaries and theft has been jailed for dealing cocaine and heroin
When the going gets tough for servicemen a charity is there to help, that's why Simon Irving was determined to finish his hardest endurance challenge
Faster rail travel will open up a host of opportunities for Dover if trains can reach the capital in less than an hour, councillors have said
Shore-side workers for P&O have today learned jobs are at threat and 36 sea-going roles are under review despite the firm already cutting 1100 jobs
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