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A four-year-old boy thought he had discovered a “monster” when he spotted this frightening fish skull on the beach.
A much-loved youth worker who “inspired hundreds of young people” and ran a mobile mechanic business has died.
Motorists fear months of misery during a 12-week rebuild of a stretch of a busy dual-carriageway.
There’s been a managerial departure in the Southern Counties East Premier Division ahead of the weekend action.
A campaign to set up a new town council has been defeated after it was slated by critics and was supported by just 700 people.
A driver pictured fleeing the scene of a suspected hit-and-run has reignited calls to tackle speeding on a key route.
Two youth-team prospects could be handed more first-team opportunities during Whitstable’s season run-in.
Two people have been charged after a balaclava-clad trio assaulted a man before stealing cash and reportedly fled in a BMW.
A four-mile-long contraflow is set to be installed this week ahead of three months of major works to resurface a “bumpy” dual carriageway.
Public tennis courts which have fallen into poor condition are set to be served with a major upgrade.
Police have launched an investigation after nearly £6,000 of damage was done to three Kent train stations.
Whitstable became the first side to do something at Erith Town in the league this season.
Camera crews have been spotted in Kent filming a new series of a murder mystery drama.
Officers investigating a report of indecent exposure have arrested a 27-year-old suspect.
Safety and congestion fears have been sparked by plans to build a 300-home estate and huge secondary school.
Midfielder Reece Gillies plays with one brother at Whitstable - but feels like he has many more in their squad.
A bus route that is vital for many patients at a GP practice is set to return, in a u-turn by Stagecoach.
A popular restaurant worker stabbed near a railway station has finally left hospital but has still not been able to tell police what happened.
Coach Craig Coles thinks it’s now or never for Whitstable in their Southern Counties East Premier Division play-off push.
A town’s shellfish harvesting waters now rank among the cleanest in England after people previously "lost confidence" in its produce.
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