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Latest Ashford Borough Council News
M20 reopens after police incident sparked long tailbacks
Part of the M20 was closed amid a police incident.
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.
Violent rapist dragged woman across floor by hair in ‘brutal’ attack
A rapist who picked up his victim by her hair and dragged her across the floor in a “brutal” assault has been jailed.
‘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.
Former RAF airfield to host two-day Battle of Britain tribute
Head back to the 1940s as Spitfires, Hurricanes and enemy aircraft take to the skies over Kent.
‘I know we need to go much further and faster - but we have seen positive steps’
Ashford MP Sojan Joseph has praised Prime Minister Andy Burnham's work since taking office - but says he knows there is still more to do.
Man accused of trying to stab wife to death set for trial
A 61-year-old man accused of trying to stab his wife to death in their home is expected to stand trial next year.
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 a fire hazard’: Residents fresh fears over fenced-off ‘jungle’ outside their homes
Anxious residents fear an overgrown patch of land fenced off outside their homes is becoming a fire hazard as grass continues to grow unchecked.
‘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 Canterbury City Council News
Exclusive drone pictures show demolition progress at fire-ravaged cinema
Exclusive drone footage shows how demolition work has progressed at a former cinema destroyed by a fire in a suspected arson attack.
Fire crews tackle third blaze at historic landmark within days
Firefighters have tackled a third blaze at a historic landmark in less than two weeks.
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.
‘It’s a must-see for anyone who likes a pub, a laugh and good music’
Review: Smash-hit The Choir of Man serves up plenty of belly laughs and beautiful harmonies as it stops off in Kent.
Former Kent MP: ‘I’ve been a Tory for 50 years, but I’m switching to Reform’
A former Kent MP has ditched the Conservative Party after 50 years to join Reform UK, saying he sees Nigel Farage as a future Prime Minister.
Biker, 18, killed in crash after alleged ‘pursuit’, court hears
An 18-year-old biker was allegedly being “pursued” by a car before he was killed in a crash, a court has heard.
‘It could have killed a child’: Escaped Rottweiler attacked passerby and PC
A Rottweiler that escaped from its owner's home attacked a passerby before biting the police officer sent to investigate
'We have stops and people have passes but no buses - we're virtually stranded'
Villagers say they are “virtually stranded” after their regular bus service was completely scrapped and are pleading for its return.
Teen biker killed in crash named as murder accused appears in court
An 18-year-old biker killed in a crash which sparked a murder investigation has been formally named.
Fire crews tackle second blaze at historic landmark within days
Firefighters have tackled a second blaze at a historic landmark in less than two weeks.
Latest Dover District Council News
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.
Three-way fight among right-wing parties as by-election called
A by-election in a key Tory stronghold is being targeted by Reform UK and Restore Britain in a three-way tussle for the right-wing vote.
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.
Police and paramedics called as crash shuts road
A main road has been shut in both directions and emergency services are at the scene after a three-car crash.
Teenager charged over ‘mega-dinghy’ migrant crossing
A teenager is to appear in court after a record 165 migrants crossed the Channel in a single ‘mega-dinghy’.
Fresh hope for ‘depressing’ town centre ‘eyesore’ as flats and shops plan approved
Fresh hopes to bring a town centre “eyesore” back to life have been ignited after plans to renovate it were approved for the second time.
Latest Folkestone & Hythe District Council News
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.
Government quizzes French after ‘shots fired’ from patrol boat as MP interviewed in Channel
The government has raised questions with French authorities after “live rounds fired” from patrol vessel as MP interviewed in the English Channel.
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.
Teenager charged over ‘mega-dinghy’ migrant crossing
A teenager is to appear in court after a record 165 migrants crossed the Channel in a single ‘mega-dinghy’.
Man avoids jail after ‘threatening to kill noisy neighbour’ with fake pistol
A “raging” man who threatened to kill his neighbours with an imitation firearm during a noise row has avoided jail.
‘There is no filler and the sheer volume of one-liners is staggering’
Mock the Week legend Gary Delaney’s latest show received thunderous reception at a packed Kent venue - here’s what our reviewer thought.
Marchers aim to champion diversity
Town’s annual Pride parade brings colour to the town centre.
Brutal murder: Witnesses point to new suspect in 1996 killings
Crucial witnesses have come forward to identify a Kent man as a suspect in the Chillenden murders 30 years ago.
Latest Thanet District Council News
Heartbreak as ‘brave and beautiful’ mum dies just one week after shock cancer diagnosis
A family have been left devastated after a “courageous and beautiful” mum died just one week after being diagnosed with stage-four cancer.
Man’s body found near popular Kent beach
A man’s body has been found close to a popular beach, police have confirmed.
‘This will hit the most vulnerable hardest’: Bus service cuts across Kent spark fury
The axe is due to fall on bus services across the county which has been blamed on declining passenger numbers and rising fuel and staffing costs.
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.
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.
‘They’ve had every chance to fix this’: Resident serves council with court notice over bins chaos
A furious resident is taking legal action against a council over ongoing bins chaos across the district, leading to thousands of missed collections.
Yobs’ bikes seized after park users ‘threatened’ by high-speed riding
Anti-social yobs hurling abuse at people in a park and threatening them by riding bikes dangerously have been targeted during a police crackdown.
‘It drains you’: Parents locked in constant battle as number of special needs children not in school revealed
Families have described feeling emotionally "drained" as shock new data reveals the number of children with special educational needs not in school.
Teenager charged over ‘mega-dinghy’ migrant crossing
A teenager is to appear in court after a record 165 migrants crossed the Channel in a single ‘mega-dinghy’.
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