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As the PM declares a decline in unlawful Channel crossings, political editor Paul Francis says there’s still much to do to tackle the issue.
Our reporter questions whether the government has bigger priorities than illegal Channel crossings, while Kent residents also offer their views….
Bin strikes across a Kent district are set to go ahead as refuse workers gear up to walk out over a 30% pay rise demand.
A 14-year-old boy who was reported missing after failing to return home on Sunday night has been found safe and well.
The unveiling of a Banksy artwork is set to take place this week – months after it was taken away by council bosses, provoking outrage.
A man and woman in their 60s have been left with serious injuries following a motorbike crash on a busy road.
Rishi Sunak said the number of people crossing the Channel has fallen by 20%, proving new measures to ‘stop the boats’ are working.
A simulated chemical attack will be staged at a major Kent tourist attraction today to test the skills of the emergency services.
With so many Kent schools now setting their own admission rules, how hard is it for parents to get the place that they want for their child?
A 14-year-old was fined for having a child’s ticket by ‘intimidating’ train inspectors – despite being in her school uniform.
The new team behind a town centre cafe say they are in it for the long haul despite the unit's troubled past.
Onlookers watched as hundreds of bees were seen outside a restaurant.
A child and two dogs were among those rescued by volunteers from the RNLI.
A family-owned Kent business is preparing to supply a global supermarket chain with fresh fruit.
A leading women’s basketball team has pulled out of a major league because of a lack of ticket revenue.
Plans to demolish a former snooker hall and cinema and replace it with flats and shops have been approved, despite concerns over lack of parking.
A street artist whose work has gained a huge following says he hopes to brighten up drab walls across a Kent town.
Parts of Kent could see rubbish “left to pile up in the streets” after bin workers voted overwhelmingly for strike action over pay.
Controversial plans for a new housing estate will go ahead after years of legal rows.
A garden chiminea is believed to have been the cause of a fire which saw a garden shed catch alight early this morning.
Traffic was left at a standstill after a crash on the A299 New Thanet Way this morning.
The M20 had to be closed this morning due to delays moving a huge electrical transformer.
We’ve taken a look at 28 dogs up for adoption and searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.
A veteran who survived the Sir Galahad Falklands bombing before being pushed to the brink of suicide has credited the RBLI with saving his life.
A mum says she was left feeling “embarrassed and traumatised” after staff at an animal park asked for proof of her daughter’s disability
The family of a young man who was diagnosed with a chronic disease are celebrating his successful liver transplant.
A father-of-three was fatally wounded after he teamed up with another man to kill a pub landlord.
Drivers will be banned from a seafront stretch to make way for a new plaza in a bid to create the best coastal town for walkers and cyclists.
A teacher is paving the way for women from ethnic minorities with a football first on the pitch.
Drivers were stuck in four miles of queues on the M20, which was closed London-bound following a multi-vehicle crash.
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