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A dad has told of his pride after his plans to turn a prime town centre building into 32 apartments - renamed in memory of his son - were approved.
Dog walkers who failed to pick up pet have been fined as part of a council’s zero-tolerance approach to fouling in the street.
A beloved cliffside lift will be brought back to life with a new cafe and waiting room as part of a huge £6.6 m restoration project.
An unearthed plaque in a former electrical shop has shed new light on how - and where - John Logie Baird first successfully experimented with TV.
More than 200 people are backing a grieving mum’s campaign for dogs to be banned from a cemetery - after she saw the animals “weeing on headstones”.
Boss Andy Drury is optimistic play-off chasing Isthmian Premier outfit Folkestone will soon climb the table.
A dismayed 82-year-old has revealed why a historic Kent timepiece no longer tells the correct time.
Sadness has been expressed after a £5,000 bin was set on fire in a suspected arson attack at a Kent beauty spot.
A man was taken to hospital after being hurt by a vending machine on a stairwell, resulting in a firm being issued with improvement notice.
A legal threat from Lidl could scupper construction of a new Aldi store - even though the plans have already been green-lit.
A dilapidated water pumping station deemed “dangerous and structurally unstable” could be transformed into a four-bed house.
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New computer-generated images show just how dramatically a seaside town will change if a multimillionaire's vision becomes a reality.
A dog walker was taken to court after she was discovered leaving her pet’s poo behind after a walk at a Kent beauty spot.
Folkestone will offer half-price tickets to fans for their two home Isthmian Premier fixtures over the festive period.
Queues are building on a motorway as a key tunnel has shut in both directions due to a “technical issue”.
A woman suffered burns in a town centre flat fire which sparked a huge emergency response.
Folkestone manager Andy Drury slammed referee Steve Goldup after their derby defeat to Dover - saying he hopes he never referees his side again!
Exclusive: The Home Office could extend the use of a former military barracks to house asylum seekers despite local backlash, KentOnline can reveal.
Isthmian Premier leaders Dover battled to a hard-fought derby win at Folkestone, scoring the only goal after Invicta had been reduced to 10 men.
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