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Families affected by a fire that destroyed three houses have been offered support from nearby residents and businesses.
Firefighters continue to tackle a large fire which has ripped through several homes.
Neil Cugley says Folkestone Invicta’s players should take great pride from what they have achieved in the first half of the season.
A train stuck in a tunnel is causing tailbacks for rail commuters.
A road has been closed and onlookers pushed back 300 feet due to a large fire affecting a number of homes.
Prospective residents and their families can view the UK's first dementia centre of its kind before it opens.
A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing a firearm.
A fire has caused queues on a busy road.
An historic receipt addressed to a builder in 1914 was uncovered in the floor of a restaurant during its renovation.
Plans to transform a former hospital, which opened more than 100 years ago, into 18 new homes have been given the go ahead.
A thief knifed security guards after his elaborate plot to steal booze was foiled.
A woman was attacked by four men wearing ski masks who attempted to steal her handbag.
A man is behind bars after leaving his DNA behind on garden tools he had used to try and break into a house.
A manhunt was launched after someone was seen carrying a weapon following a disturbance.
A mum has issued a warning after a driver approached her daughter at a bus stop and offered her a lift.
Four men forced their way into a house and demanded money from their terrified victims.
A council made the 'unusual' move of providing a temporary site for members of the travelling community due to 'sensitive personal circumstances'.
Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley is looking to reinvigorate his strike force who he thinks have gone a bit stale.
Police raided a property this morning suspected of being used to supply drugs and arrested three men.
Residents of a housing estate have spoken of their experience after travellers stayed on their land for weeks.