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A prominent town centre pub poised beneath one of Kent’s best-known landmarks is set to go under the hammer.
Boss Jake Leberl is optimistic Dover’s latest community day will be a success on Saturday.
Charlie Elphicke has had the amount of costs he has to pay the publisher of the Sunday Times reduced after a High Court defamation claim.
The government is offering a six-year contract worth £521 million to run two centres for people seeking asylum who cross the Channel in small boats.
We visited the Kent landmark many Brits think should be classed as one of the Wonders of the World, rivalling the Taj Mahal and Christ the Redeemer.
Dover closed the gap on Isthmian Premier leaders Lewes to one point after winning on Saturday.
A “Jekyll and Hyde” rapist who terrorised women and girls for more than 23 years has been convicted.
Long-awaited changes to European border rules have been pushed back again, this time until next year.
A furious mum-of-four says she would rather go to prison than pay a £170 parking fine.
The pollution of a treasured beauty spot which occurred when a nearby house was being steam-cleaned is being investigated by the Environment Agency.
Furious residents are calling on a council to scrap controversial roadworks that are set to shut four town centre streets over the next five months.
Residents have hit out over “unacceptable” repairs made to sunken town centre paving, branding the work a “joke”.
Jake Dixon failed to convert pole position into another Moto2 win after the elements proved difficult to judge in Japan.
A “no-swim” warning has been removed from a Kent beach after testing showed the water quality had returned to an acceptable level.
Police are hunting a fugitive who imported firearms through Kent and failed to show up at court.
A town’s oldest tavern with a vibrant history dating back to the 18th century has gone on the market for more than half a million pounds.
Having grazed the hills above a town for almost three decades, a “local celebrity” has died sparking tributes from animal lovers.
Four people have died in “two tragedies” in the Channel, including a two-year-old boy who was “trampled to death”.
A terrified mum fears a wild fox which repeatedly smashes through the cat flap to snuggle on her sofa could attack her children.
The county’s first zero-emission bus route will finally launch next month - but with diesel-powered vehicles instead of electric.
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