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Ambulance crews branded 'shameful' for hour-long delay

Ambulance crews branded 'shameful' for hour-long delay

The ambulance service has defended taking more than an hour to reach an injured woman who cut her head open after falling down steps on a ferry.

Demolition will bring change to town’s skyline

Demolition will bring change to town’s skyline

Demolition work on Burlington House is making good progress with the final tenant moving out of the complex last week.

Walker keeps the faith

Walker keeps the faith

Dover goalkeeper Mitch Walker has no concerns after his side fails to find back of the net in goalless draw against Chester at Crabble.

Dover’s Bluebird Market is a sign of town’s healthy future

Dover’s Bluebird Market is a sign of town’s healthy future

The success of Dover’s Bluebird Market has been hailed as another sign of the town’s revival.

Whites held at home

Whites held at home

Dover earn point after goalless draw with high-flying Chester in the Vanarama National League clash at Crabble on Saturday.

Million make journey through Op Stack

Million make journey through Op Stack

Thousands of cars and coaches still made the journey across the Channel during the height of the disruption on Kent's roads this summer.

Council denies leisure plans

Council denies leisure plans

Councillors have denied claims that land has already been assigned to a new leisure centre, football ground and a Lidl.

Britain First 'migration' protest planned

Britain First 'migration' protest planned

Nationalist party Britain First will protest in Dover tomorrow to raise awareness about the effects of migration and to show support to truckers

Woman dies in lorry crash

Woman dies in lorry crash

A 50-year-old woman has died and two other people have been injured after a car collided with a lorry.

Life of Grimes: You don't only sing when you're winning

Life of Grimes: You don't only sing when you're winning

Captain Jamie Grimes gives his weekly insight into life at Dover Athletic and pays tribute to the fans who made the long trip to Barrow AFC

Kings Hall loses licence after noise complaints

Kings Hall loses licence after noise complaints

The Kings Hall in Dover has lost its premises licence after complaints over noise and anti-social behaviour.

The Smugglers closed for food following kitchen fire

The Smugglers closed for food following kitchen fire

The Smugglers in St Margaret’s will be closed for food until next week following a kitchen fire.

Kinnear: We got away with it

Kinnear: We got away with it

Dover boss Chris Kinnear says his side looked average in the 3-2 win against Kidderminster Harriers at Crabble on Tuesday.

Murphy plays waiting game

Murphy plays waiting game

Injured Dover winger Tom Murphy is hoping for good news after being carried off on a stretcher with a hamstring injury on Tuesday night.

Port gives thousands to fight crime

Port gives thousands to fight crime

A community group tackling crime in the district has been given thousands from the Port of Dover.

Payne wins it for Whites

Payne wins it for Whites

Stefan Payne scores late winner as Dover beat Kidderminster 3-2 in the Vanarama National League clash at Crabble on Tuesday.

Pair jailed for pepper spray revenge attack plot

Pair jailed for pepper spray revenge attack plot

Two Slovakian men who travelled to Kent armed with an airgun, CS gas and pepper spray intending to carrying out a revenge attack have been jailed.

Donor’s kind gift of cash to help disabled girl

Donor’s kind gift of cash to help disabled girl

An anonymous donor has pledged £3,500 to help a disabled child get the specialist wheelchair she needs.

Grimes disappointed after loss

Grimes disappointed after loss

Dover captain Jamie Grimes says his side paid the price for two defensive errors in 2-1 loss at Barrow AFC.

Survivor’s ‘light-hearted’ story

Survivor’s ‘light-hearted’ story

A former customs officer at Dover has written a 14-chapter light-hearted book about his year with oesophageal cancer.

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