More on KentOnline
More on KentOnline
Home Folkestone Archive
A brawl in a pub left a man needing stitches in hospital.
Delays are now cleared following a two vehicle crash.
A police inspector is due to appear in court accused of voyeurism and sending indecent images.
RBS customers told branch opening hours being cut to three days per week later in the year after posting £7bn annual loss last week.
An important vessel sunk off the coast of Kent during the First World War has been legally recognised as war grave.
A sculptor who is famous for designing and creating the Angel of the North will be taking part in a town-wide art exhibition this year.
Police have taped off part of a station after thieves are said to have swiped cash from a vending machine and photo booth.
A hospital trust has assured patients that an X-Ray department will be up and running tomorrow after its machines experienced "technical problems."
Neil Cugley says it is time for his Folkestone players to stand up and be counted as the business end of the season approaches.
A transport board has raised concerns over the replacement of a historic bridge that has the potential to disrupt rail and High Speed rail links.
A street drinker who was "regularly abusive to shoppers, business owners and officers" has been banned from entering a town centre for five years.
Victorian lamps that line a promenade have been out of action for weeks, prompting safety fears.
A woman thought it was a wind up when she was told she'd won a £1,000 cash prize.
A driver says a fake police car with flashing lights made him pull over before drawing up alongside and speeding off.
A mother is demanding hundreds of pounds in compensation after being left without heating or hot water for nearly eight weeks.
A window was "hanging dangerously" from a department store as Storm Doris struck the county, yesterday.
Police have released CCTV of two men they want to speak to after a man was assaulted in a bar.
A person was left trapped after a car and lorry were involved in a crash on a busy dual carriageway this afternoon.
A 1930s dance hall is no longer under threat of demolition after plans for retirement flats were refused by on the grounds they were “unsustainable.”
Plans for a 12,000 home garden town is being railroaded through against community wishes and will not serve local needs, Lib Dems say.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
