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A busy seafront cafe is set to close later this month after rising costs forced the owners to put it up for sale.
Whitstable manager Marcel Nimani says “the gloves are off” as he called for a debate over the standard of some of the officiating in their league.
A play park for young children caught fire for the second time in a week, prompting suspicions the flames were deliberately started.
The co-owner of a high street shop says the store is a “bomb site” after a van ploughed through the front window.
A huge new care home complex is set to welcome its first resident next week as it looks to tackle a shortage of places.
A heartless finance worker who fleeced her grandmother out of thousands of pounds must repay a meagre £84, a court has ruled.
A high street was closed off after a van crashed through the front window of a shop.
A TV crime drama based on novels set and written in Kent is set to return for another six-part series.
Two players have returned to Whitstable to strengthen their squad at both ends of the pitch.
Emergency services were scrambled to a busy harbour after a shopper died suddenly.
A Kent restaurant has added to its many accolades by picking up the restaurant of the year title at the national Good Food Guide awards.
A “health hazard”, “simply dreadful”, “dire” and “an embarrassment” – surely this bowling alley couldn’t be as bad as the Tripadvisor reviews claim.
A “local legend” believed to be Britain’s oldest fisherman who spent more than 70 years working in a town’s harbour has died.
Goalkeeper Jordan Perrin shone on his debut in Whitstable’s extra-time Kent Senior Trophy derby Quarter-Final triumph.
A motorbike crash partially blocked a road outside a large supermarket.
A 14-year-boy and a man have been arrested after a teenager suffered a head injury after an alleged high street ruckus involving several people.
Whitstable boss Marcel Nimani has moved to sign a goalkeeper with No.1 Dan Eason set for a spell on the sidelines.
A man stabbed on his way home a week before Christmas is still in hospital and not yet able to recount the attack, a court heard.
The most expensive two-bed terrace on the market in the county has an eye-watering price tag of £900,000 – but agents say its value is justified.
Whitstable’s top scorer is set for a spell on the sidelines.
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