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Fire crews are attempting to combat a fire which has caused smoke to limit drivers' visibility.
Following two years of campaigning, a town is marking its proud musical heritage with a new special status which will be the first of its kind in the world.
Emergency services responded to a incident on the M20, which led to the closure of the motorway.
Neil Cugley says Saturday's FA Cup exit at Kings Langley raised a number of questions about his players and their mindset.
A man was rushed to hospital after suffering jaw and face injuries during an early morning assault.
A 'remorseless' paedophile who raped two young girls has been handed a 17-year jail sentence.
Anti-racism activists have taken to a beach to demonstrate against far-right 'migrant patrols'.
A petition has been launched to try and stop a town fountain from being shifted to another location.
Plans to demolish beach huts which have stood along a seafront for 30 years have been slammed by tenants.
Around 200 people - waving banners and chanting songs - took to the streets today to demand action over climate change.
A mother arranging a headstone for the baby she lost three decades ago is hoping to find relatives of the toddler buried alongside him.
A drug addict who befriended an elderly man and built his trust later robbed him in his home.
Complaints have been made after flowers and grave markers were dug up and dirty nappies were left at a military cemetery.
The Home Office provided accommodation for 59 asylum seekers as an emergency measure, it has emerged.
An absconded inmate was arrested after a warden spotted him pedalling furiously on a mountain bike carrying a prison issue laundry bag.
Folkestone Invicta Neil Cugley admits things could scarcely be going better at the moment – but isn't resting on his laurels.
Police investigating cross-Channel people smuggling have made six arrests.
Two men were stopped at the Eurotunnel terminal in Folkestone with bundles of cash in their luggage.
Find out which Kent burger 'hits as hard as a bucking beach donkey' and which 'ticks all the boxes'.
Plans to spend £3m rejuvenating several 'struggling' town centres have been given the green light.
