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A couple have gone viral after they discovered an impressive, secret 50m deep wartime tunnel in their back garden.
A fragment from legendary aviator Amy Johnson’s stricken plane will go on show at a Kent museum after being sold off at auction.
A crackdown on a town’s illegal nicotine trade revealed numerous shops were holding potentially dangerous contraband.
Folkestone Invicta manager Andy Drury is confident of pulling clear of the Isthmian Premier danger zone.
Seven new businesses including a sushi bar and homeware store are set to open at a tourist hotspot.
The heartbroken family of a “beautiful” 16-year-old girl killed in a horror crash have created a roadside tribute in her memory.
A landmark blue bus which served as a Greek restaurant has been towed away for good after eight years.
History is thought to have been made by Margaret Connolly having qualified to be part of England Athletics’ age-group team – in three races!
Pictures show the aftermath of a huge landslide under a clifftop house – the second to have occurred on the same road in less than a month.
A blunder which saw a town’s name emblazoned incorrectly on a road surface has left residents scratching their heads.
Fresh images show a council’s radical multi-million-pound plan to revamp a beleaguered bus station into a town centre park.
The devastated dad of a 16-year-old girl killed in a car crash has paid tribute to his “one-of-a-kind” daughter.
Lydd’s Bradley Ray scored his first point of the new Superbike World Championship season - but it wasn’t plain sailing in Australia.
A historic hotel could be painted dark grey, despite fears it would “stick out like a sore thumb” at a coastal beauty spot.
Work to convert a huge former Saga office building into homes is set to begin this year - despite concerns over bosses’ finances.
A drunk thug spotted driving through a new-build estate with a flat tyre threatened to “drop” a police officer before being wrestled to the ground.
A racist thug sank his teeth into a stranger’s testicles “with extreme force” before claiming to have Aids in a sickening town centre attack.
Cost-saving measures are forcing Kent’s fire service to cease its contract to provide firefighting cover at the Channel Tunnel.
Manager Andy Drury insists there is “no immediate panic” at Isthmian Premier side Folkestone - despite blowing a two-goal lead at Whitehawk.
The team behind a street food vendor which opened six months ago at a tourist hotspot are opening their second site.
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