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A woman has been left with her “life in ruins” after medication designed to be taken as a five-day course was repeatedly prescribed to her for years.
Manager Jake Leberl is hoping Dover’s win over promotion-chasing Chelmsford is the start of a positive end to the season.
Tennis fans say they are being served up crumbling surfaces, broken fences and falling nets at a town’s last remaining free courts.
McDonald’s could return to a Kent town as bosses have earmarked a former leisure centre site for a new drive-thru.
Jake Leberl is set to continue as manager of relegated National League South side Dover next season.
This year nearly 5,000 asylum seekers have crossed the Channel to the UK according to the latest figures, with 349 arriving people just yesterday.
Dover’s relegation from National League South was confirmed on Good Friday.
This week’s Kent Politics Podcast welcomes Dover’s council leader who says the county will have a problem with small boats for a long time to come.
More space is being created for vehicle checks at Dover harbour amid concerns new EU rules could exacerbate traffic problems on Kent’s roads.
A rat-infested Chinese takeaway has been ordered to shut down after inspectors found the premises in a “filthy condition”.
The number of asylum seekers crossing the Channel so far in 2024 has reached a new record high for the first three months of a calendar year.
Plans to transform a former nightclub site into a multimillion-pound creative centre will "kickstart the regeneration" of a town centre, bosses say.
A shop has been allowed to keep its licence despite employing an illegal worker - who claims he was paid just £6 an hour and sometimes in food.
Jake Leberl has revealed Dover have lost out on transfer targets in their doomed bid against National League South relegation to rivals Welling.
Disheartened residents hit out at vandals who sent library books up in flames in a street.
Holidaymakers are being warned to expect delays at the Port of Dover as they embark on Easter getaways this weekend.
A man spat at paramedics and police who were trying to help him outside a Tesco store amid concerns he was unwell.
A tiger allowed to wander the streets petrified Kent residents in Victorian times, driving some to the neighbouring town.
Manager Jake Leberl felt nobody in Dover’s squad played to their full potential in their home National League South defeat to in-form Farnborough.
A controversial 23rd National League South defeat this season at home against in-form Farnborough left bottom team Dover on the brink of relegation.
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