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A former lifeboat coxswain and active RNLI volunteer for 53 years has been presented with an MBE.
Margate boss Steve Watt claimed his players let both themselves and the club down during the second half of their FA Cup defeat to Leatherhead.
Police are linking four burglaries in which intruders broke patio doors and stole jewellery.
Fire crews were called to a fire at an allotment - just weeks after a suspected double arson attack.
A teenager had to be taking to hospital after being hit by a car.
Fire crews had to smash their way into a home after neighbours spotted smoke coming from a flat.
A school held a charity dance-a-thon earlier today with a special guest who helped them out.
A teenage girl has been arrested and a woman taken to hospital following an early morning disturbance.
Steve Watt says the fact his side have already beaten Leatherhead this season does not necessarily make them favourites for their big FA Cup clash.
Tickets for a new prize draw will be available soon.
The mother of a "caring, loving and funny" motorcyclist killed in a crash has paid tribute to her son who was just months away from becoming a father.
Plans to convert former farm barns into holiday lets at a popular Kent attraction are expected to be approved.
Ramsgate must solve their defensive problems before head coach Lloyd Blackman will blood the club’s talented youngsters in the first team.
A father is urging people to donate to homeless charities rather than give directly to beggars after he and his son were attacked by homeless men.
A bumper summer in which more than half a million people visited a Kent amusement park has helped save it from possible closure.
Kittens have been rescued after being found living on a building site, which the RSPCA say would have been avoidable if people neutered their cats.
Expect entertainment, festive fun and lots of lights as this shopping centre announce their Christmas light switch-on event.
A exhibition of original photographs, posters and more of Dreamland through the years is to open, with many items dating back to the 1920s and 1930s.
A beach front building, which was a shelter, toilet block and lift shaft, is going under the hammer at auction.
A Belgium mayor has disclosed there could soon be a freight ferry service from his country to a Kent port.
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