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The parents of two women who died died six weeks apart after contracting herpes have spoken out of their ongoing upset following an inquest.
A former charity man and Kent footballer was remembered a decade after his death for the first of what will become an annual Stanton Cup friendly.
A proposal to create a new solar farm to power nearly 40% of a huge new garden town is being explored.
Folkestone have two Kent derbies in the opening month of the Isthmian Premier season.
Repairs to fix a rare cliffside lift that connects a town to its seafront have been given the green light, moving it one step closer to reopening.
A woman was taken to hospital after a crash involving two vehicles on a high street.
Two men have been charged and due to appear in court following a report a man was robbed of cash and documents.
Londoners looking to move to a popular Kent seaside town have been warned of the “constant squawking” and “sleepless nights” caused by seagulls.
A popular striker has re-signed for Folkestone on an undisclosed fee amid a busy week for the club.
The air ambulance and other emergency services have descended on the scene of a crash.
The Red Arrows will perform a dazzling 30 minute acrobatic display off the Kent coast this summer – and it will be free to see.
Isthmian Premier Folkestone are under new leadership after a consortium of businesses came together to take on the day-to-day operations of the club.
A seaside town has again been named one of the best places to live along the coast for its “colourful streets” and “artsy projects”.
A drinker threw beer over his girlfriend and kicked out at her “recklessly” during an argument.
A detectorist who reunites people with sentimental jewellery lost on the beach says he doesn’t do it for the money and “enjoys the challenge”.
A tall ship has arrived at a Kent harbour, despite a delay caused by weather conditions at sea.
A raft of proposed changes to a town’s road network have been unveiled – including a new roundabout, bicycle lanes and several pedestrian crossings.
A 1980s tall ship, which has sailed the North Sea, Baltic and Canary Islands, will now arrive in Kent a day later than planned.
Joint-head coach Micheal Everitt can already see leadership characteristics in one of Folkestone’s latest two summer arrivals.
A pair of violent criminals, who threatened to steal their victim’s child before kicking and punching him, have been jailed.
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