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‘The work of turning around South East Water starts now’: New CEO pledges changes on first day
The new boss of a crisis-hit water firm has pledged to make changes but says the “transformation will not be easy”.
Pictures: Kent racecourse made ‘emergency’ holding site for 1,000 cars amid border chaos fears
An abandoned Kent racecourse has been earmarked by the government as an emergency holding site for holidaymakers caught in queues this summer.
Mobile post office restores vital service to villages after branch closures
A mobile Post Office has begun serving more rural communities across Kent, restoring vital services to villagers.
‘The way Labour has handled local government reorganisation is appalling’
In her latest KentOnline column, MP Katie Lam takes aim at Labour’s handling of the biggest shake-up of local government in 50 years.
'It's destroyed me': Firm fined £90k after dad's forklift fall on unsafe construction site
A firm has been fined £90,000 after a dad was left "physically ruined" when he fell from a forklift tipping bucket at an unsafe construction site.
'Council gagged me and giggled like schoolchildren - people want these answers heard in public'
Councillors have been accused of “gagging” a fellow member’s attempts to scrutinise the authority after his questions were not answered in public.
Mass rally to be staged against fire station closures and job cuts
Firefighters are to stage a mass demo outside the county council’s offices in protest at planned station closures and job cuts.
Trust to explore takeover amid strike action over proposed redundancies
An academy trust, which runs Kent’s biggest school, is to explore a takeover by another operator but warns proposed redundancies could still go ahead.
Rapist jailed for ‘sickening crimes’ against both children and adults
A rapist described as a ‘persistent and remorseless danger to the community’ has been locked up for more than 20 years for his ‘sickening crimes’.
‘Beautiful and kind’ woman, 46, who died after Mini crashed into tree named
A woman who died after the car she was travelling in crashed into a tree has been named.
Latest Canterbury City Council News
Herd of elephants to stay at wildlife park despite £250k Africa rewilding fundraiser
Bosses at a wildlife sanctuary have confirmed their 12 elephants will remain at the site indefinitely despite efforts to rewild the herd to Africa.
‘The work of turning around South East Water starts now’: New CEO pledges changes on first day
The new boss of a crisis-hit water firm has pledged to make changes but says the “transformation will not be easy”.
‘It’s so exciting!’ First look inside Kent wildlife park’s huge £2.5m expansion
A wildlife park is celebrating the opening of its new £2.5m enclosure – as it prepares to double in size within the next five years.
Booming! The Kent area where house prices have risen by £21k in just 12 months
What’s the average cost of a home where you live? Find out in the latest House Price Index figures
Rare ‘death mask’ of notorious dictator Stalin could fetch £12k at auction
A unique bronze death mask of one of history’s most notorious leaders will go under the hammer in Kent next month.
Britpop classics to festival favourites: Six unmissable music events coming to Kent this month
Music fans are spoilt for choice as some of the biggest names in pop, rock and festival entertainment prepare to perform across the county.
Shocking video shows ‘smiling’ police officer’s nightclub attack on woman
Shocking footage shows the moment a smiling off-duty police officer violently pulled a woman towards the ground by her hair on a drunken night out.
Security guards drafted in to tackle seaside town disruption for second summer running
Security guards have been drafted in for the second summer running to help tackle anti-social behaviour in two Kent coastal towns over the summer.
Bidders from across world set to vie for treasure trove of works at Kent auction
Bidders from across the world are expected to vie for original artworks by one of the nation’s best-loved children’s storytellers.
Emergency road closure on key route for up to 10 days
A busy road near a sports centre has been shut – and could remain closed for 10 days for emergency repairs.
Latest Dover District Council News
Kent MP sacked from minister role by new PM
Kent MP Mike Tapp has been sacked from his role as immigration minister following a a row over whether he broke the ministerial code.
Mass rally to be staged against fire station closures and job cuts
Firefighters are to stage a mass demo outside the county council’s offices in protest at planned station closures and job cuts.
Booming! The Kent area where house prices have risen by £21k in just 12 months
What’s the average cost of a home where you live? Find out in the latest House Price Index figures
‘Anyone can play a part in shaping our country’s future’
Mike Tapp invited young people to Parliament to experience how democracy works and learn about the responsibilities that come with being an MP.
Failing care home shut down in ‘last resort’ as residents continued to be put at risk
A failing care home has been shut down by the healthcare watchdog following two damning inspections with residents being forced to move out.
Has the ‘DFL’ bubble burst? Where house prices have tumbled on the Kent coast
House prices in some of the county's most sought-after seaside spots have tumbled by as much as 11% since their pandemic peak, new figures reveal.
‘Sport is something we should always celebrate and protect’
Dover and Deal MP Mike Tapp says investing in grassroots sport is so important as it gives “hope, pride and a sense of belonging”.
'It's a stain on our seafront and a crying shame': Fresh hope to revitalise derelict seafront cinema
Fresh hope has emerged after calls for urgent action to revitalise an abandoned cinema, months after controversial revamp plans were thrown out.
Toby Carvery reveals site for sixth Kent restaurant
Toby Carvery has confirmed it will be taking over a former Brewers Fayre restaurant that closed two months ago.
School's out! 8 epic attractions in Kent to let the kids run wild this summer
Looking for ways to fill the six-week break? These action-packed activities offer plenty of opportunities for children to climb, splash and explore.
Latest Folkestone & Hythe District Council News
Burglar raids fire-ravaged flat days after residents fled blaze
Police are hunting a burglar accused of raiding a fire-ravaged flat just days after residents were evacuated.
‘It’s going to cause chaos’: Key town centre road closed after sewer collapse
A town centre route has been fully closed for water works, which nearby business owner says will cause “chaos”.
‘The work of turning around South East Water starts now’: New CEO pledges changes on first day
The new boss of a crisis-hit water firm has pledged to make changes but says the “transformation will not be easy”.
Pictures: Kent racecourse made ‘emergency’ holding site for 1,000 cars amid border chaos fears
An abandoned Kent racecourse has been earmarked by the government as an emergency holding site for holidaymakers caught in queues this summer.
One of Kent's most unusual summer events inspired by iconic song set to make a return
Hundreds of people will be turning the coast red as they come together for a celebration with a musical twist.
Popular children’s play park to open next week after £750k revamp
One of Kent’s most popular adventure play areas is expected to reopen next week following a £750,000 revamp.
The Italian Job designer, 81, turning town’s rubbish into tiny masterpieces
A pensioner who earned a BAFTA nomination for building television sets says he will continue creating miniature models “until he dies”.
TV star's 'ridiculous' 200-space car park plan snubbed after village backlash
A reality TV star’s plans to build a 200-space car park for her Kent castle have been rejected over fears it would “urbanise” the rural landscape.
‘Complex’ gas leak closes major route until next week
A key route through a village is expected to remain closed until next week due to a “complex” gas leak.
Going nuclear: Cold War bunker could be yours for £45k
Fancy somewhere to bunker down when the apocalypse comes? A hidden Cold War relic could be yours for £45,000.
Latest Thanet District Council News
‘Views are beautiful - I love it’: Celebrating Kent’s historic open-top bus service
An open-top bus service is celebrating a decade of providing passengers with stunning views along the Kent coast.
Boy arrested over assault as police disperse young people during fireworks event
A 13-year-old boy was arrested amid antisocial behaviour at a fireworks display.
Gas leak near shopping centre sparks emergency response and road closures
Roads beside a Kent shopping centre are closed while firefighters attend to reports of a gas leak.
‘It’s a small step in the right direction’: Kent venues react to Burnham’s business rates cut
A decision to cut business rates for pubs, clubs and live music venues has been welcomed across Kent - but some say it’s not far enough.
Plans revealed for abandoned high street bank plagued by pigeons and cannabis farm
Plans to transform a rundown former bank – which has been invaded by pigeons and used for a drugs farm – have been approved.
Ex-Southern Water boss among four charged over ‘plan to manipulate water quality tests’
Former employees of a water company, including its ex chief executive, are set to appear in court accused of conspiracy to defraud.
Booming! The Kent area where house prices have risen by £21k in just 12 months
What’s the average cost of a home where you live? Find out in the latest House Price Index figures
Britpop classics to festival favourites: Six unmissable music events coming to Kent this month
Music fans are spoilt for choice as some of the biggest names in pop, rock and festival entertainment prepare to perform across the county.
Serial dine-and-dasher jailed after £89 pub meal scam
A serial dine-and-dash offender has been jailed after consuming £89.45 worth of food and booze at a seafront pub without paying.
£6m plans to restore historic theatre approved
Plans to refurbish a town’s historic theatre – which is the second-oldest operating in the country – have been given the green light.
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