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A mischievous Margate prankster has become an internet sensation by playing tricks on unsuspecting members of the public.
Auditors have cleared Thanet Council of acting unlawfully over a secret deal with the ferry company Transeuropa.
Tributes have been paid to Thanet football coach Colin Hill, who died last week
A killer who successfully appealed against his conviction for murdering his partner admitted manslaughter at a court appearance on Friday.
Friday, March 14, is a red letter day for X Factor star Rebecca Ferguson and Margate Winter Gardens.
Uniformed officers, including PCSOs, will have added powers to disperse groups congregating in the designated area causing intimidation, alarm or dist
NHS Thanet Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) will receive a 2.14 per cent increase from the government in the financial year 2014/15.
A young girl was injured in crash with a car this afternoon.
Police have searched an area and are investigating reports a young girl was approached by an alleged sex pest near a school.
Modern gaming will be a main attraction at GEEK 2014, the South East’s biggest games expo, returning to Margate from February 21 to 23.
Auditors have cleared a council of acting unlawfully over a secret deal with a collapsed ferry firm that left it owed more than £3million.
The husband of a woman who ran a micropub is to go on trial accused of her murder after denying the charge today.
Thanet residents are being encouraged to take part in a unique Margate Town Read project over the next few weeks.
Margate artist Tracey Emin has yet another accolade to add to her collection of awards and honours.
Forget Paris and Milan, one Kent town is fast becoming a fashion mecca.
Students and staff in Thanet have been praised following a top level Kent county Council education visit.
Formerly only seen in spy movies, a new company is taking advantage of the growing industry for making and selling unmanned aerial vehicles.
Students at King Ethelbert School in Birchington are top in Kent for the greatest improvement in their school’s GCSE results.
Louts behaving badly have led to Thanet council’s decision to partially close Ramsgate’s Leopold Street multi-storey car park overnight.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage stirred up a storm of controversy at a Thanet school when he cited grammar schools as the way to succeed for able students
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