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Latest Ashford Borough Council News
Albanian nationals appear in court after 500 cannabis plants seized from two homes
A pair of Albanian nationals have been charged as part of an investigation into organised crime and drug production.
Hospital statue removed as work starts on new 54-bed stroke unit
A statue that has stood outside a hospital entrance for almost 50 years has been temporarily removed as work begins on a new stroke unit.
Tanks run 'critically low' as Kent residents warned of more water supply woes
Residents across parts of Kent are on the verge of losing water supplies as the country’s ongoing drought continues to disrupt homes.
Dad left dribbling, babbling and unable to move after terrifying stroke in front of his children
A dad-of-four has told of the terrifying moment a stroke left him unable to speak as he tried to answer his frightened children.
New pictures show remains of shopping centre as demolition ‘all on track’
Council bosses say work to demolish a former shopping centre is “all on track” as only a handful of units remain standing.
Crash on M20 causes delays
Drivers are being warned to expect delays following a crash on the M20 in the Operation Brock contraflow system.
‘I’ll lose £150k’: Garden centre boss hits out as four-week road closure begins
A garden centre owner fears a month-long road closure will cost him £150,000 as work linked to a major housing development gets underway.
Mum who snapped PlayStation disc and threatened to stab partner spared jail
A mum filmed putting her partner in a chokehold, striking him twice while holding a glass and lunging at him with a knife has been spared jail.
‘This is detrimental to our village’: Mini-estate approved despite NHS fears area is at ‘limited capacity’
A new housing development has been given the green light - despite NHS bosses declaring there is “limited capacity to accommodate growth in the area”.
A20 closed in both directions after crash
A major A-road was blocked while emergency services attended the scene of a two-vehicle collision.
Latest Canterbury City Council News
‘Children aren’t being fed’: Food bank’s worries as council scraps £10 vouchers
A food bank says “hungry children aren’t being fed” after Kent County Council scrapped £10-a-week school holiday food vouchers.
Hospital statue removed as work starts on new 54-bed stroke unit
A statue that has stood outside a hospital entrance for almost 50 years has been temporarily removed as work begins on a new stroke unit.
Tanks run 'critically low' as Kent residents warned of more water supply woes
Residents across parts of Kent are on the verge of losing water supplies as the country’s ongoing drought continues to disrupt homes.
Inquest told alleged murder victim suffered unsurvivable injury
An 18-year-old motorcyclist alleged to have been murdered in a collision with a car died from an unsurvivable brain injury, an inquest has heard.
Dad left dribbling, babbling and unable to move after terrifying stroke in front of his children
A dad-of-four has told of the terrifying moment a stroke left him unable to speak as he tried to answer his frightened children.
Shocking footage shows motorists ignoring level crossing warning signs
Shocking footage shows reckless motorists ignoring flashing warning signs as they drive across a level crossing.
Auction shock as Bagpuss creator's hidden artworks sell for £400k
Fans and collectors have splashed out more than £400,000 on the artworks of one of the UK’s best-loved children’s television creators.
‘I wasn't prepared for just how bonkers this show would be – and all the better for it’
Review: Packed with outrageous comedy and scene-stealing performances, Mean Girls the musical proved to be a whole lot of fun.
Teenager suffers fractured jaw in group attack outside railway station
A teenage boy needed hospital treatment after suffering a fractured jaw in an attack by a group of strangers.
Journalist and broadcaster Rod Liddle dies aged 66
Journalist and broadcaster Rod Liddle has died after a short illness at the age of 66.
Latest Dover District Council News
Woman terrified by ‘gunshot’ sound from stalker’s campervan parked outside her home
A stalker’s victim was left so traumatised she said she “didn’t feel safe in my own skin”, a court heard.
‘After years of delay, we are building a social care system that works for all’
MP Mike Tapp outlines how the government is tackling the issues of social care and trying to build a system that works for everyone.
‘I cooked for Concorde - now I’m opening my dream bakery in Kent’
A mum who cooked for Concorde passengers including Princess Diana and Paul McCartney is set to fulfil a lifelong ambition by opening her own bakery.
Major brand to move into former Poundland
A major outdoor retailer is set to move into one of a town’s largest vacant shops after confirming plans to relocate.
Candidates confirmed in by-election dubbed battle for right-wing vote
The full list of candidates for a by-election in a key Tory stronghold being targeted by Reform UK and Restore Britain has been confirmed.
Kent hospitals declare 'critical incident' over major IT disruption
A Kent hospital trust has declared a critical incident and warned patients attending A&E to expect “extremely long waits” amid ongoing IT disruption.
‘Beginning of the end’ for Op Brock as disused cargo terminal to hold traffic
A long-disused cargo terminal at the Port of Dover is to be used as a holding area for vehicles - potentially reducing the need for Operation Brock.
Council defends controversial parking strategy after £139k income shortfall
A council has defended its parking strategy after collecting £139,000 less income than budgeted, insisting the fall is not due to rising charges.
GPs unable to access records as IT issues hit Kent surgeries again
Thousands of patients and doctors across Kent are facing disruption as surgeries in the county have been hit by IT issues affecting clinical software.
‘It’s been a fantastic 58 years:’ End of era as Kent salon boss retires
After almost six decades, a stalwart of the hairdressing industry in Kent is closing his final salon as he prepares for retirement.
Latest Folkestone & Hythe District Council News
Hospital statue removed as work starts on new 54-bed stroke unit
A statue that has stood outside a hospital entrance for almost 50 years has been temporarily removed as work begins on a new stroke unit.
Long-awaited reopening of historic seafront lift pushed back by a year
The long-awaited reopening of a historic seafront lift has been pushed back by a year, bosses have revealed.
'They're lucky to survive': Cats dumped in sealed box in scorching heat
Cats were left to bake inside a sealed cardboard box by the roadside as temperatures reached 33C.
‘Mega dinghy’ carrying 160 migrants catches fire in Channel
A ‘mega-dinghy’ believed to be carrying 160 asylum-seekers has caught fire during an attempt to cross the English Channel.
Teen admits killing girl, 16, two years after fatal crash tragedy
A teenager has admitted killing a 16-year-old girl in a fatal crash two years ago.
‘It needs to be sorted as quickly as possible’: Repairs to breakwater set to cost council £172k
A storm-damaged breakwater is set to cost a Kent council £172,000 to repair - with work expected to be completed later this year.
Sadness as Kent pub once home to much-loved 1990s ‘fun factory’ announces closure
A Kent pub once home to a much-loved ‘fun factory’ in the 1990s will close next month, it has been announced.
Asda thief tried to headbutt store security guard after being recognised
A shoplifter tried to headbutt a store’s security guard after he was recognised as a regular thief following a 10-day stealing spree in several shops.
Plans for ‘complex’ housing development reduced in size for second time
Plans for a “complex” housing development on a former gasworks site have been reduced in size for a second time.
Why one of Kent’s most popular events is cutting 400 seats this year
Bosses behind one of Kent’s most popular events have revealed some 400 seats will be cut from the capacity for this year’s spectacle.
Latest Thanet District Council News
Hospital statue removed as work starts on new 54-bed stroke unit
A statue that has stood outside a hospital entrance for almost 50 years has been temporarily removed as work begins on a new stroke unit.
Drone pictures show new housing estate taking shape on former farmland
Aerial pictures show the ongoing progress at a 450-home estate on former farmland and its transformation from fields in the past five years.
Kent’s biggest annual music festival returns with big names and more than 400 events
From live music and colourful parades to workshops and free family entertainment, this eight-day celebration has something for all ages.
‘Shameful spectacle’: Judge ‘ruins summer’ of men in shocking brawl outside flats
Two men embroiled in a street fight involving the brandishing of a golf club have had their summer "ruined" by a six-week tagged curfew.
Tracey Emin’s pavilion transformation bid sparks concern over rooftop terrace plan
World-famous artist Tracey Emin’s bid to transform a derelict seafront pavilion featuring a rooftop terrace has sparked a flurry of concerns.
Man arrested after McDonald's ruckus told police 'large quantity' of cannabis was for personal use
A man caught with an estimated £4,000 of cannabis avoided immediate punishment after stating it was for personal use despite police finding deal bags.
Popular pub forced to close after blaze
A popular pub has been forced to close after an electrical fire broke out in the early hours of this morning.
‘Case closed’: Did Jack the Ripper live in sleepy Kent village?
It’s claimed one of the world’s most notorious serial killers may have lived in plain sight in Kent. So is this the face of Jack the Ripper?
‘Craft beer taps stretched as far as the eye could see and this boujee bar was absolutely buzzing’
Looking for a trendy, seaside hangout? Secret Drinker heads to a packed pub that’s bang on trend.
UK's biggest greenhouse secures right to extract more water amid series of supply outages
The UK's largest commercial greenhouse has secured permission to extract more water from an underground aquifer amid a series of supply outages.
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