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Government ministers knew about P&O Ferries’ plan to slash 800 jobs before staff were informed, it has been revealed.
A bid has been launched to demolish a dilapidated arcade, as developers hope to stop it being targeted by yobs and fly-tippers.
A short piece of track has been removed to make a road safer, but not everyone in the community is happy about it.
One of the UK’s largest fresh produce companies is planning to create a lorry park at its Kent base.
With the closure of JC Rook and Son this week, we remember other butchers lost from Kent's high streets.
A security expert who projected a respectable facade online was leading a secret life as a child rapist.
P&O has resumed one of its crossings but its cross-Channel routes are still cancelled adding to the financial pressure on the firm.
A Blue Flag beach at a Kent seaside resort had 92 sewage spills last summer. But swimmers insist it's 'cleaner than ever'.
A police roadblock is in place on a major route after a driver reportedly crashed while swerving to avoid a pet.
A father told of his “overwhelming joy” to be re-united with his Ukranian-born wife and two step-children.
Police and ambulance crews were called when a young woman was found dead this morning.
A convoy of 22 fire engines is leaving the county on its way to war-torn Ukraine.
The ornate timepiece that once adorned the fascia of a Marks and Spencer store has disappeared from a town centre.
A scheme to donate dinghies used by asylum seekers to cross the Channel to charities and other groups, has yet to see any handed over.
A historic pub that has sat empty for three years would need a £84,000 cash injection to be revived, papers show.
A juror who used his phone during a criminal trial to research a case he was trying has avoided jail.
Incredibly difficult to find, overgrown with ivy and locked up from public view, a hidden cemetery has almost been consigned to the history books.
Ambitious plans have been drawn up to overhaul part of an historic Citadel, with artisan businesses destined to move in.
Border Force officers were unable to bring people seeking asylum in to Dover due to the P&O protests at the port.
Our political editor looks at how the sudden sacking of 800 people by P&O Ferries has united MPs and what they could have done to stop it.
P&O could face unlimited fines from the government as the firm tries to defend its handling of sacking 800 people.
Both men arrested after a man died in the town centre after being punched in the head have now been released.
A woman is said to have assaulted five police officers during a night of violence in a town centre.
A man who grabbed a woman by the neck at a hotel was tasered by police shortly before being arrested.
A poor-performing school in one of the county's most disadvantaged areas has turned its fortunes around and been rated 'good' by Ofsted.
A 42-year-old man has been arrested after a teenage girl was sexually assaulted in a high street alleyway.
A violent thug who stamped on a woman's head repeatedly during a savage attack then pushed and elbowed a police officer has been jailed.
Protesters are marching for a second day to rally against controversial P&O Ferries job cuts.
Charges of indecent exposure have been brought against Wayne Couzens, who is already behind bars for raping and murdering Sarah Everard.
Kent firms have been quick to offer jobs to P&O Ferries staff after 800 employees were made redundant via a Zoom call.
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