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A health watchdog has placed a failing care home into special measures after finding inedible food and unhygienic conditions during an inspection.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of fraud after officers were called to a property in a Kent town.
New Whitstable joint-managers Ian Cox and Wayne Wilson are optimistic they can keep Town in the Ryman League.
Whitstable Town have named former World Cup defender Ian Cox and Wayne Wilson as their new joint-managers.
A school has called off a planned visit to Belgium after parents pulled their children off the trip following last week's terrorist attacks.
The father of a teenager who died after taking ecstasy has hit out at the dealer who gave him the drug, as he prepares for Christmas without his son.
A 19-year-old drug dealer has pleaded guilty to supplying the ecstasy which killed 15-year-old Josh Oliver.
A dad has spoken of his terror at finding his four-year-old daughter lifeless at the bottom of a swimming pool - and thanked the medics who saved her.
Whitstable Town parted ways with manager Simon Halsey after slumping to the foot of Ryman League Division 1 South on Tuesday night.
A man will stand trial accused of supplying the MDMA that killed a 15-year-old boy.
A bungling bank robber called police to hand himself in just minutes after trying to hold up a Nationwide.
A simple mistake meant on a person returned home to find their property was ablaze.
Simon Halsey hailed the coming week as the biggest of Whitstable’s season and his time as the club’s manager.
Dozens of ex-pupils of a troubled high school have jumped to the defence of a head teacher suspended by concerned governors.
Royal Logistics Corps experts were called to the home of a decorated ex-serviceman who worked with bombs himself.
A school head has been suspended while an investigation into her future is carried out.
A notorious rail crossing where a girl was killed should not be closed to the public, campaigners claim.
Demonstrators gathered to protest against the council's sale of a seaside plot for holiday homes.
She's had odd looks and children ushered away, but Christina Cotgrove says her £50k collection of eerily lifelike dolls is "like any other hobby".
Whitstable chairman Gary Johnson admits manager Simon Halsey’s job is under pressure but has urged disgruntled fans to stay united behind Town.
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