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Inspectors found cigarette butts and card games in a food preparation area of a Chinese takeaway - as well as mouldy chopping boards and flies.
A busy crash-hit junction near a school is set to be redesigned after funding for improvements was confirmed.
The future of a hotel is unclear after a private school’s plan to transform it were given the green light, only for the school to pull out.
A concerned pensioner is calling for a police crackdown on e-scooter riders who he says are ruining his daily walks along a coastal beauty spot.
Plans to transform an empty town centre tower block into 86 homes have been given the green light, for the second time.
Plans to ‘squeeze in’ a block of flats behind existing homes have sparked concerns from dozens of neighbours over a lack of privacy.
Lydd’s Bradley Ray is targeting a second British Superbikes crown after rejoining his title-winning team for 2025.
Police were called to the coast following reports of a woman in the water.
Two years after work started to create flats above a historic pavilion, we examine why work has once again stalled and what the future holds.
Hat-trick hero Dan Smith already looks well on course to hit the 30-goal mark for Folkestone this season.
Fears are rising that residents of a coastal hotspot could soon be left with nowhere to swim amid pool closures and declining seawater quality.
McDonald’s unveiled fresh plans to serve food 24 hours a day at its latest drive-thru in the pipeline for Kent.
The draw has been made for the first round of the FA Trophy - with one Kent derby of added significance.
Isthmian Premier Folkestone thumped Isthmian South Central side Ascot United in the FA Trophy third qualifying round at Cheriton Road.
Police arrest man within minutes of reports of alleged thefts from three vehicles on a residential street.
A major emergency response was launched to rescue a person trapped in mud.
Police are becoming increasingly concerned for a missing man’s welfare who might have travelled to Kent.
A campaign has been launched to protect a sports centre which closed without warning from the “wrong kind of buyer”.
Frustrated residents say plans to relocate a town centre bus station and replace it with a park will encourage drug users and anti-social behaviour.
Manager Andy Drury is optimistic it won’t take long for new Folkestone winger Matthias Fanimo to hit the ground running.
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