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A new £3.5m entertainment venue bringing "LA bowling" to Kent will open next week nearly one year later than planned.
Grade II-listed seafront hotel bosses hope to build 10 permanent flats as part of five-storey expansion plans.
Plans to transform a derelict cafe into a vibrant block of seafront flats remain in the air after the property failed to sell at auction.
A man was injured after a serious assault by three men on a seafront
A swimmer was rescued and a climber saved in two separate rescue operations prompted by calls from members of the public.
A man in his 20s was airlifted to hospital after a collision between a car and a motorbike.
The Kent Senior Cup first-round draw has offered up a tasty tie.
A window fitter who tripped on a manhole cover and broke his arm believes council bosses may owe him compensation for lost earnings.
A boy left brain-damaged after jumping from a pier in Kent has spoken for the first time since the accident as he continues to astound doctors.
Heartening images show the surprising moment a royal visited a world-famous Kent business unannounced.
The devastated mother of a 26-year-old who has died after being hit by a car has described him as “the kindest person you’ll ever meet”.
A man who is mistaken for Mick Jagger and Willem Dafoe is often offered free meals and an art gallery even offered to close to the public for him.
A distinctive claret helicopter landed on a playing field as a member of the royal family visited a long-running Kent business.
Councillors have allowed Dreamland to keep its licence despite serious concerns being raised following the death of a teenager at a recent event.
The fire service is investigating the cause of a blaze that tore through the offices of a laundry firm.
Swifts were left circling building works after scaffolding blocked their nests, before a charity intervened.
Traffic chaos has been avoided at the 11th hour with the postponement of a road closure that threatened to cause mayhem in surrounding villages.
Dreamland bosses say the “scourge of unlawful drugs in society” caused the death of a 17-year-old girl thought to have taken ecstasy at the venue.
Leaseholders of flats in five run-down tower blocks are facing a bombshell bill of up to £40,000 each towards the refurbishment of the buildings.
A village pub transformed into an Italian restaurant is closing, with bosses saying they needed “more support” to be “financially viable”.
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