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Power has been restored to more than 2,000 homes following a fault on the underground electricity network in Dover.
A police appeal has been launched following an incident where a girl was grabbed in Dover town centre.
A pub landlady has climbed Britain’s highest mountain in aid of her grandad who is suffering from dementia.
Dog walkers have been warned to be “extra vigilant” after an adder measuring more than 2ft long was seen slithering in fields.
Dover captain Connor Essam has turned down a new deal at Crabble and signed for Leyton Orient.
Weeks before his death, 65st Carl Thompson explained how he wanted simply to walk around his flat and play with his nephew in the park.
Plans for the future of Dover Leisure Centre will be discussed with the public, the leader of the district council has confirmed.
A goose spotted on the platform of a train station last night ended up getting a ride in the back of a police car.
Kent Police says Operation Stack is likely to continue until Sunday causing traffic chaos.
Sean Raggett scored the winner in the pre-season friendly against Gillingham last season and the young Dover defender would love to repeat it.
A mum has thanked teachers who helped to save her eight-year-old daughter's life as she choked on a sweet.
A sex offender "attempted to kill himself" while he was being confronted about his crimes.
Litter louts could be slapped with on-the-spot fines if a motion is supported by the authorities in Dover tonight.
A car flipped on its roof last night after hitting a parked car in a busy town centre.
A crash involving two cars, which caused one to flip onto its roof, caused major delays this morning.
Dover Athletic's two-game winning run ends after 3-0 loss against Greenwich Borough at Crabble.
A professional football player has appeared in court to deny a race attack on a taxi driver.
DFDS has today announced it has resumed its sailings as the blockade at Calais has been lifted.
A charity was able to smuggle a 'dog' through border control using a fake passport and microchip, without anyone realising it was a stuffed toy.
Second World War tunnels beneath the White Cliffs of Dover have opened to the public for the first time since they were built 70 years ago.
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