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A former world champion boxer and an award-winning comedian will join forces with Kent protestors rallying against sewage spills.
Boss Marcel Nimani was left with mixed emotions after Whitstable’s league match was abandoned.
A restaurant which customers say serves the best Chinese food “in the whole of the UK” has announced it is shutting down.
A man suffered serious injuries when he was hit by a car at the weekend.
An air ambulance and several emergency vehicles were sent to a town hosting a festival attended by thousands of people this weekend.
Stringing a run of positive results together is the key for Whitstable after an indifferent start to their season.
People were queueing out of the door to grab a taste of the unlimited meat feast on offer at this Kent restaurant.
Commuters face delays this evening after a lorry struck a bridge.
New Whitstable player-goalkeeping coach Dan Eason is being backed to become a manager by boss Marcel Nimani.
Lifeboat crews were called to a harbour yesterday evening after two boys were unable to return to shore.
A couple caught a rare sighting of “spectacular” dolphins playing and catching fish off the Kent coast.
Boss Marcel Nimani thinks Whitstable’s early-season league position shows how strong the Southern Counties East Premier Division will be this term.
Campaigners are fighting against a bid to convert a grand, eye-catching home which overlooks the sea, into seven detached houses.
Original features have been restored at a historic pub which has reopened after 14 weeks of renovations.
The film memorabilia of a legendary Star Wars and Hammer House of Horror actor is being auctioned off.
A fed-up resident has hit out a council, claiming public bins are always overflowing with litter in the morning, spoiling the coastline.
Midfielder Liam Gillies has a target in mind for the number of goals and assists he wants to contribute for Whitstable this season.
A coastal town could soon be headed up by its own council - potentially costing households an extra £80 a year.
Two new schools, with spaces for 370 youngsters, have been given the go-ahead, with the search now on for trusts to run them.
An air ambulance was called after an assault this afternoon, with a man treated for upper body cuts.
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