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An area has been cordoned off following an underground explosion during a Remembrance Sunday parade.
A weekend of entertainment is being laid on to honour one of the world's most famous musicians who frequently visited Kent.
Neil Cugley admits Folkestone’s league position might surprise even him by the time they emerge from a packed fixture list at the turn of the year.
The sons of a taxi driver murdered 29 years ago are appealing to the public to help catch their father's killer as detectives renew the case.
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A judge rapped a weeping alcoholic grandfather for snatching a cat sanctuary’s donation tin to pay for his addiction.
Medical chiefs today have warned the GP crisis is deepening, with a surgery in Folkestone with 4,500 patients forced to close its doors this week.
A hitchhiker ‘nearly killed’ himself by leaping in front of an oncoming car, waving his arms and forcing the driver to swerve and crash to avoid him.
A "controlling, aggressive and jealous" thug stabbed and slashed his ex's stepfather in the neck after making death threats and trashing her home.
Trains were cancelled after a vehicle struck a bridge over a busy road next to a station.
All patients who have applied for a new GP have been allocated but 1,300 still remain unregistered as NHS bosses urge them to sign up with new doctor.
Action is being taken to tackle suspected drug abuse inside a popular Kent family park.
Neil Cugley says Folkestone are “1% away” from signing new players who can take the club to the next level.
Shock and sadness after an award-winning Kent restaurant and bar announces it will be closing this weekend.
A design competition for a £17,500 'Brexit monument' has been launched by a school in Paris.
Fears have been raised after used hypodermic needles appeared inside an abandoned town centre underpass - days after a council cleared a huge drug den
Her abuse towards people, begging and anti-social behaviour led police to prosecute her.
Doctors claim vulnerable patients have been cut from a priority list they made saying they needed to be registered with new doctor urgently.
A huge drug den found with needles and other drug paraphernalia in a town centre underpass has been cleared away by the council.
Neil Cugley described Folkestone's win at Leiston as one of the best performances during his 21 years in charge.
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