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Help for ex-Wilko employees looking for work

Help for ex-Wilko employees looking for work

A council is providing free CV workshops and interview preparation for Wilko staff, as stores continue to close.

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‘I thought people who stood for parliament were not of sound mind...’

‘I thought people who stood for parliament were not of sound mind...’

Labour candidate Lauren Edwards is aiming to become an MP despite previously being baffled why anybody would want to.

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Could this urban adventure beat a Kentish countryside stroll?

Could this urban adventure beat a Kentish countryside stroll?

The “vibe” on this urban walk may have been rather different from our reporter’s rural adventures – but there was still plenty to grab his attention.

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Legendary actor Michael Gambon dies

Legendary actor Michael Gambon dies

Sir Michael Gambon, who enjoyed a glittering six-decade career and had connections to Kent, has died following a bout of pneumonia.

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History of Politics in Medway

History of Politics in Medway

From its origins to election results, here is the history of Medway Council.

Controversial parking charges delayed again

Controversial parking charges delayed again

Parking charges at an out-of-town shopping centre have been revised following public outcry – as the new system is delayed for a second time.

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Blue singer given 12-month suspended sentence for assault

Blue singer given 12-month suspended sentence for assault

A court heard singer Lee Ryan called a cabin crew member a “chocolate cookie” and grabbed them by the wrists while drunk on a plane.

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Campaigners tackle racism towards Traveller community

Campaigners tackle racism towards Traveller community

An event is being held to address racism faced by the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller community.

Chatham resume normal service at the Bauvill

Chatham resume normal service at the Bauvill

Chatham’s weekend performance was up there with their best - but they had to work hard to beat their former keeper in the opposition goal.

Gillingham manager looking to get the right balance

Gillingham manager looking to get the right balance

Gillingham manager Neil Harris is still working on getting the balance right at both ends of the pitch.

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Reigning champions head to Holcombe for midweek clash

Reigning champions head to Holcombe for midweek clash

Hosts Holcombe are looking to maintain their 100% record when Premier Division champions Old Georgians head to Holcombe Park tonight.

Striker repaying manager’s faith at Lordswood

Striker repaying manager’s faith at Lordswood

Lordswood manager Matt Barman has put his faith in striker James Jeffrey this season and believes that’s what’s bringing out the best in him.

Tough weekend awaits the Dynamos

Tough weekend awaits the Dynamos

Invicta Dynamos get the chance to right some wrongs in Romford this Saturday before facing another testing challenge on home ice the following day.

‘Key player’ in drug-dealing supply chain jailed

‘Key player’ in drug-dealing supply chain jailed

A drug dealer who used bulk text messages to sell heroin and crack cocaine has been jailed for more than three years.

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Seal spotted on town riverbank

Seal spotted on town riverbank

A seal out of the water and rolling about on a riverbank has been caught on camera by delighted onlookers.

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Former tip and stadium site set to become £1.3 million park

Former tip and stadium site set to become £1.3 million park

A former riverside rubbish tip is to be transformed into a new park in a £1.3 million green project.

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Unlicensed van driver clipped biker and left scene

Unlicensed van driver clipped biker and left scene

An unlicensed van driver who clipped a motorcyclist as he was overtaking another vehicle, causing the rider serious injuries, has appeared in court.

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Teenager arrested after resident’s home used by drug dealers

Teenager arrested after resident’s home used by drug dealers

A 16-year-old has been arrested after police seized cocaine and a large machete in a vulnerable resident's home.

Cabinet gives nod to new powers to tackle ‘boy racers’

Cabinet gives nod to new powers to tackle ‘boy racers’

Kent Police is one step closer to gaining new powers for combating boy racers.

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Chance to have say on Local Plan proposals for Towns

Chance to have say on Local Plan proposals for Towns

Residents will get chance to influence future development in Medway at a series of upcoming events asking for feedback on the proposed Local Plan.

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