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Our reporter, who worked at McDonald's aged 16, returned to the Golden Arches - where even flipping burgers is now a thing of the past.
A Co-op store has been closed suddenly overnight due to essential maintenance but the company does not know when it will be able to reopen.
A long-standing Conservative councillor has quit after 60 years amid 'disenchantment' with the party saying it was a mistake to oust Boris Johnson.
Joint-head coach Roland Edge reckons Folkestone’s point against Billericay shows just how far the side have come.
A road has been closed and an air ambulance has been called following a crash involving a car and a pedestrian.
A man who played loud music late at night and made countless 999 calls was told by a judge to put some headphones on.
The launch of a new EU border regime planned for the start of the summer holidays but feared will bring huge delays has been postponed again.
A disabled 86-year-old saved his neighbour’s life after dragging her out of the burning building as flames surrounded her in her wheelchair.
Pranksters have posted fake notices around one Kent town warning people of bogus laws for public transport.
Cafe owners have defended plans to extend their hours and serve alcohol after a neighbour claimed the world around them was becoming "gentrified".
A mobile CCTV camera is set to be installed in a crime-hit park terrorised by yobs on e-scooters and youths throwing eggs at houses.
A man reported missing leading to concerns for his welfare has been found safe.
Detailed plans for the final development of homes of a former seafront amusement park have been submitted for approval.
Park users and residents were shocked to see signs appearing on a tree saying they would be replaced but their fears have been allayed.
A fire that broke out in the living room of a Kent home left a person in need of emergency medical attention.
A pair of pigs found abandoned on the roadside tied to a lamppost have been taken in to be looked after by an animal sanctuary.
An Asda store has been suspended from selling lottery tickets after a boy bought a scratchcard - despite being 11 years below the legal age limit.
Historic barracks described as "the birthplace of the modern British Army" have been torn down to make way for a new housing estate.
Joint-head coach Roland Edge has poured praise on Folkestone’s defence.
Folkestone joint-head coach Roland Edge has been impressed with how Hastings have settled in Isthmian Premier.
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