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Several police cars, armed officers and a helicopter have been called to a residential street.
A once run-down fountain at the centre of a row over an unauthorised paint job has now been renovated ahead of a centenary celebration.
The pair behind a Thai street food bar and restaurant are set to reopen a pub which was at risk of being turned into flats.
Thieves may have worn boiler suits to disguise themselves as mechanics during a spate of catalytic converter thefts.
Two Kent coastal restaurants have been named as the best in the UK.
A council has hit out at 'mindless' vandals after two of its toilets were trashed.
An image of a man has been released by police officers investigating an attempted burglary.
The former owners of one of Kent's most famous hotels have appeared in court accused of taking almost £500k in taxpayers' money.
The latest plans for more homes in a seaside regeneration scheme also include shingle gardens and a restaurant with sea-view terrace.
A prison guard with a "rapist's toolkit" held a prostitute at gun point in her Airbnb.
Manager Neil Cugley has praised Folkestone’s fans after a bumper crowd watched them book their place in the Kent Senior Cup final.
Parking and transport links have once again proved to be the main area of concern over plans for further regeneration of a seafront site.
Folkestone manager Neil Cugley is set to have more money to play with as he looks to build on their “most successful season”.
Buskers performing outside a town centre coffee shop have raised more than £1,700 for victims of the Ukraine conflict.
A charity football match between two sides of ex-Sunday League players is being staged next month to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.
A software engineer from Kent has invented a new online game based on riddles which he hopes will rival hit wordplay, Wordle.
Officers found more than £3,000 in cash, around £3,000-worth of cocaine, a knuckle duster and nunchucks after stopping a suspicious vehicle.
A public square at the foot of a historic cliff lift and more beachside apartments form the next phase of an ambitious seaside redevelopment.
A dog trainer and star of Channel 5 show Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly is bringing his first ever UK tour to Kent.
A lorry park at a roadside cafe has been granted an extension until the end of next year, despite concerns over traffic.
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