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A production honouring the Queen's 96th birthday tomorrow is also to help people in Ukraine and oppose the closure of a Kent theatre.
A council is to take a small site to build 24 flats as part of wider project to tackle homelessness in its district.
Boss Andy Hessenthaler has a new points target in mind with Dover having finally moved out of minus points.
A teenager is helping inspire more girls to get into kickboxing after she became a national champion.
Seven P&O Ferries workers have been sacked for drinking on the job, as former seafarers take to the streets to protest against the firm.
A jobs fair has been organised for hundreds of fired P&O workers, where training and employment opportunities will be on offer.
A boy found dead at the bottom of cliffs during the Easter holidays has been described as an 'utterly delightful child' by his head teacher.
The leader of Kent County Council has urged the government to intervene to prevent traffic gridlock on our roads.
Lorries can now travel directly to the Port of Dover after days of a controversial HGV queuing system.
There is finally good news for motorists as traffic flow returns to normal.
Neighbours have held a demonstration over noise and disruption from lorries kept queued next to them.
The Home Secretary says she expects other countries to follow the UK's new plan for tackling asylum claims despite reports of civil servant concerns.
A man who grew cannabis in a sophisticated farm capable of producing £26,000 worth convinced prosecutors it was for personal use.
A mum fighting for a cannabis drug to be prescribed on the NHS has encountered yet another setback.
The Royal Navy has taken command of cross-Channel asylum arrivals at Dover less than 24-hours after Boris Johnson made his announcement.
A traffic management scheme has been reinstated, just hours after motorway restrictions were eased.
A 12-year-old boy found dead at the bottom of cliffs had been out walking with his mum on his birthday, an inquest heard.
P&O has confirmed it will not be taking passengers over the four day bank holiday after another one of its ships was detained.
A number of asylum seekers who have crossed the Channel are to be flown to Rwanda to have their applications processed, it has been revealed.
Families living next to a near-constant lorry queue are plagued by the sound of frustrated truckers blasting their horns, human waste and fumes.
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