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The owner of a town centre health food shop which has served customers for almost 50 years is closing its shutters.
Ben Smith is thrilled with how Ramsgate have started their Isthmian South East season.
The unloved, dilapidated grave of the first-ever Wimbledon champion has been discovered in a Kent cemetery.
A stalwart pub owner has rebuked claims a beer garden smoking ban will hammer another “nail in the coffin” for the hospitality industry.
A new coastwatch station designed to save lives at sea has been targeted by vandals half a dozen times since it opened in the spring.
Our reviewer visits one of Kent’s foodie hotspots to sample the fun atmosphere with some excellent pizza.
A man has been taken to hospital after a crash involving a motorbike and a car on a major route
The heartbroken owner of a much-loved bakery announced bad weather and soaring staffing costs will force him to shut.
Margate boss Ben Greenhalgh is confident the goals will follow to go with all their promising approach play.
A seaside shelter that has become a magnet for anti-social behaviour could be given a new lease of life as an outdoor dining space with live music.
A suspicious package left in a residential area sparked bomb fears and a road closure.
Police are urging a man reportedly attacked and mugged in the street at midnight to come forward after he left the scene.
Ramsgate’s Ben Smith is more than happy with his side’s attacking style of play as they maintained their perfect Isthmian South East start at Deal.
A father and daughter who have never run a pub have vowed to revive a traditional inn previously branded “financially unviable”.
A man has told of his “nightmare” efforts to fix a gaping hole in the roof of his apartment block - after discovering King Charles owns the building
A former police officer has pleaded guilty to keeping a can of PAVA incapacitant spray after leaving the force.
A thief who returned to a supermarket after previously stealing from it tried to headbutt a worker who recognised him and told him he was banned.
KentOnline columnist and swearing fan Melissa Todd says a council’s plan to issue fines for foul language will unfairly penalise the working class.
A council has ditched new rules including fines for people swearing in the street amid the threat of a legal challenge from free speech activists.
A man who went on a stealing spree worth £1,500 threatened to harm a worker when he was caught mid-act during one theft.
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