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A couple have told how they were forced into paying thousands of pounds when an Italian wedding turned into a nightmare.
A man has been charged after an incident which saw armed police descend on a Kent town.
Air ambulance medics were called to an incident this morning.
Pictures show the moment armed police descended on a town after a man was seen with a weapon.
A stationery and printing shop has been broken into in a Kent high street.
Parking will be offered to all residents of new seafront homes, it has emerged, after blueprints revealed a potential space shortfall on site.
A man has appeared in court after more than £300,000 in cash was discovered in a van stopped at the Channel Tunnel.
Staff at a family run toy firm are celebrating after taking home the Guinness World Record for the longest wooden train track.
A memorial bench for a beloved dance teacher has been installed overlooking the sea after a successful fundraising campaign.
Neil Cugley hopes the capture of Finn O'Mara will give everyone at Folkestone Invicta a lift.
A diamond ring was among jewellery stolen during a burglary, thought to be linked with another on the same night.
One of the KM Group's newspaper titles is celebrating its 5th birthday today.
Rail passengers are facing hefty waiting times at Eurotunnel caused by a broken-down train.
A German man died at the scene of a crash which left the M20 closed for several hours overnight, it has been confirmed.
A popular coffee and bicycle shop in a town centre has been plunged into administration, it is understood.
More than 800 people partied hard to celebrate the anniversary of a gone but not forgotten nightclub - and raise funds for another town landmark.
A grammar school head has brushed off claims mobile phones are a distraction, saying they are a “valuable learning resource".
Our hugely popular First Class supplement featuring children from across the area will be in newspapers this week.
A council will be hauled before the High Court for a second time this year for granting a developer rights to build on protected land.
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley is ready to show players the door on the back of three bad defeats in Bostik Premier.
