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Plans to avert major disruption at the Channel ports caused by new EU biometric checks are “well underway” despite continued warnings of long delays.
The Home Office is seeking 60 parking bays for staff dealing with asylum seekers, as their cars are spilling onto nearby streets.
Manager Jake Leberl hopes Dover’s National League South relegation will be the lowest ebb for the club in recent years.
A new rock bar has been granted an alcohol and live music licence despite neighbours’ fears the noise will leave them “prisoners” in their own homes.
Suspects – including a 17-year-old boy – have been arrested in connection with colossal sums of money being smuggled from Kent to the continent.
There was frustration for Dover racer Jake Dixon on his return to Moto2 action.
Neighbours fear converting a former pub into a HMO will exacerbate parking chaos in their “already overcrowded” street.
Frustrated residents have hit out at proposals to overhaul an old garage into flats – claiming fresh designs “look like a prison”.
Concerns are being raised that people smugglers might take advantage of a shortfall in police numbers caused by this summer’s Paris Olympics.
Couples can now celebrate their big day in style after a Victorian Billiards Room was granted permission to host wedding ceremonies and receptions.
A man allegedly assaulted two police officers after staff were abused at a betting shop.
A Chinese takeaway that was shut down after a “widespread rat infestation” has reopened as inspectors found no further risks.
Kent’s first zero-emission bus service start date has been revealed, several months behind schedule.
Manager Jake Leberl has praised Dover’s off-the-field team but knows he needs to build one to deliver on the pitch next season.
A man who firebombed an immigration processing centre issued far-right rants against asylum seekers and Muslims before the attack, an inquest heard.
Dover’s Jake Dixon sat out the first two Moto2 races of the year after a heavy crash in Qatar - but he’s revving up for action this weekend.
A new cafe and welcome centre is set to become the first building to open at a closed-off 18th century fort.
Two warehouse buildings have vanished as another Costa Coffee outlet moves closer to completion and opening.
A dad-of-five who suspected his long-term girlfriend was cheating on him swapped her medication for laxatives.
Adisham’s Will Ovenden gave the locals two wins to cheer and there were other impressive displays at Lydden Hill’s Easter rallyfest.
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