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Steve Watt’s departure as Hythe manager has come sooner than he originally planned.
Furious residents say sewage tankers are “ruining” their quality of life by heading to a nearby treatment works “at all hours of the day and night”.
Emergency crews attended a blaze at a block of flats - believed to have been sparked by an electrical fault.
A cyclist has been airlifted to hospital after a crash while riding in woodland.
Steve Watt is stepping down as Hythe manager at the end of the season.
Campaigners are celebrating after a developer’s last-ditch bid to build flats which would have changed a town’s skyline “forever” was snubbed.
Steve Watt has thanked fellow managers for their support in Hythe’s hour of need.
Bosses at a hugely popular microbar say they will be forced to shut if they are unable to keep their outdoor seating.
Hythe manager Steve Watt is having to contend with a period like never before.
A town pool has closed this morning after criminals targeted it overnight.
Steve Watt says Hythe must play with a chip on their shoulder to get the results they are capable of.
A barber has started trading in his shop after its windows were smashed in more than six weeks ago.
Fire crews spent a morning saving a horse from “seriously thick mud” after the stallion became stuck in its field.
Alex Flisher enjoyed back-to-back wins standing in for Hythe manager Steve Watt.
The safari park is now the only place in Kent where you can see Sumatran orangutans, some of the most endangered primates in the world.
A husband and wife who have owned a pub for more than a quarter of a century are selling up - despite saying the business is doing “better than ever”.
Furious residents are calling for closer monitoring of water levels after a canal burst its banks and flooded their homes.
Manager Steve Watt believes it would be a bigger achievement for Hythe to make the play-offs again this season.
Plans to develop a “dangerous” and abandoned high street supermarket have been “completely reimagined” in fresh designs unveiled this month.
Residents are ‘delighted’ after Kent County Council (KCC) reversed a decision to kill-off a town’s ‘amazing tourist attraction’.
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