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Latest Ashford Borough Council News
New government funding welcomed, but hospices are still ‘run on kindness’
Extra government funding will improve hospice buildings, but care remains largely “run on kindness”, says one health chief.
Hosepipe ban lifted after almost seven months
South East Water has lifted a hosepipe ban for around 1.4 million customers after more than half a year.
‘We did our best, but costs have made it impossible to continue’
The team behind a beloved village pub have called last orders for the final time after rising costs made it “impossible” to continue.
Much-loved garden centres unveil new foodhalls
Two garden centres are set to open their brand new foodhalls, inspired by feedback from the community and customers.
Man dies in crash as road remains closed 12 hours on
A man has died in an early-hours crash at the Kent border, with the route remaining closed.
‘I’m worried for our health’: Mum’s eight-year hell in mould-ridden home with young sons
A mum-of-two fears for her children’s health after persistent leaks and black mould have “plagued” her home for eight years.
More flats set for disused railway works as ‘Plan B’ to be revealed ‘within weeks’
Plans to build more flats on a disused railway works previously earmarked for film studios are set to be revealed “within weeks”.
‘She loved you and you violated her trust’: Abuser left pregnant girlfriend ‘bloodied and bruised’
A woman-beater who smashed his pregnant girlfriend’s head against a toilet cistern and dragged her by her hair has been jailed.
‘We’re not just an exams factory’: Grammar school head to leave ‘proud’ after seven years
A head teacher will step down after seven years - and says he will leave the school in a better place than when he started.
Trust declares critical incident due to ‘exceptional demand’ for hospital services
Hospital chiefs have declared a critical incident due to “ongoing and exceptional demand”, warning of possible “long waits”.
Latest Canterbury City Council News
Plea to help find missing girl, 14
There are concerns for the welfare of a 14-year-old girl who has been reported missing after disappearing this afternoon.
Kent mum hits back after Jan Leeming says lunch ‘spoiled by screaming child’
A Kent mum has hit back at former newsreader Jan Leeming after she criticised parents for bringing “screaming” children to a luxury hotel restaurant.
Council snaps up new homes to boost social housing stock
A council has purchased six properties at a new-build estate, which will be added to its social housing portfolio.
Fire crews called to theatre after blaze in car park
Firefighters were called to an incident near a theatre after a blaze in a car park behind the building.
Shock closure of rooftop bar as business evicted while second venue files for liquidation
The future of a popular rooftop bar has been thrown into doubt after the business was evicted, while another venue has filed for liquidation.
Hosepipe ban lifted after almost seven months
South East Water has lifted a hosepipe ban for around 1.4 million customers after more than half a year.
Major A-road shut after car flips
A busy A-road is closed in one direction this morning after a car overturned.
‘He’ll never be able to properly hug his daughter again - it’s heartbreaking’
A “heartbroken” dad may never be able to properly hug his young daughter again after a crash left him paralysed from the neck down.
Kent’s best-rated wine bars for a romantic Valentine’s Day date
Toast the most romantic night of the year at these top-notch bars offering cosy vibes, fine wines and tasty small plates.
New image reveals how 200-acre reservoir will look
A new artist’s impression shows a huge Kent reservoir taking shape as a picturesque horseshoe-shaped lake.
Latest Dover District Council News
‘She was one in a million’: Tributes pour in for much-loved former teacher
A much-loved former teacher described as a “truly beautiful soul” has died, sparking scores of tributes.
‘Labour’s reforms will unlock the housing market in Dover and Deal’
Dover and Deal’s MP Mike Tapp thinks the government’s housing reforms will “unlock the market locally”.
Short-staffed coastguard in ‘intolerable position’ on night of tragedy
An inquiry into the deadliest Channel crossing on record has found the coastguard was placed in an “intolerable position” on the night 30 people died.
‘Historic shelter is rotting and could collapse - why won’t council do anything?’
Campaigners are calling for urgent action to address the decay of a long-neglected tram shelter amid fears it could collapse.
‘Stunning, brilliant and perfect’: The 5 Kent restaurants named among UK's best
Five Kent restaurants have been named among the best in the country in a new list inspired by diners’ recommendations.
Popular park’s gate reopens – but long-term future unclear
The entrance to a popular park has finally reopened amid huge backlash – but concerns remain over the long-term future of the site.
More than 100 colleagues pay respects to railwayman after choking tragedy
More than 100 colleagues lined a Kent station to pay respects to a much-loved lifelong railwayman who died after choking at home.
Tunnel reopens after huge queues of lorries heading to port
Huge queues of lorries due to an issue at the Port of Dover led to the closure of a tunnel where the M20 meets the A20.
‘We’re best friends and ran business for 11 years - it’s heartbreaking’
Two best friends who ran a food van together for more than a decade have spoken of the “heartbreaking” decision to sell the business.
'Completely overloaded!' Fears as five estates planned along one-mile stretch
Fears roads could be “completely overloaded” have been raised amid plans for five housing estates along a one-mile stretch.
Latest Folkestone & Hythe District Council News
‘She was one in a million’: Tributes pour in for much-loved former teacher
A much-loved former teacher described as a “truly beautiful soul” has died, sparking scores of tributes.
Council snaps up new homes to boost social housing stock
A council has purchased six properties at a new-build estate, which will be added to its social housing portfolio.
Kent’s best-rated wine bars for a romantic Valentine’s Day date
Toast the most romantic night of the year at these top-notch bars offering cosy vibes, fine wines and tasty small plates.
Pop-up food festivals to take over popular coastal attraction
A popular coastal attraction is set to head back to its roots by launching pop-up food festivals across the summer.
Trust declares critical incident due to ‘exceptional demand’ for hospital services
Hospital chiefs have declared a critical incident due to “ongoing and exceptional demand”, warning of possible “long waits”.
CCTV appeal following assault in pub
Police have released a CCTV image of a man after paramedics were called to an assault in Wetherspoons.
Tunnel reopens after huge queues of lorries heading to port
Huge queues of lorries due to an issue at the Port of Dover led to the closure of a tunnel where the M20 meets the A20.
‘I thought there was no point in making records’
Status Quo’s Francis Rossi surprised everyone, including himself, when he agreed to record his latest solo album, The Accidental.
‘We’re best friends and ran business for 11 years - it’s heartbreaking’
Two best friends who ran a food van together for more than a decade have spoken of the “heartbreaking” decision to sell the business.
‘Welcome to Folkestone, the clapping capital of the UK’
We caught Suede on their current UK tour to see the band perform hits from their back catalogue and latest album, Antidepressants.
Latest Thanet District Council News
Tracey Emin helps kick-start ‘Isle of Culture’ bid
A bid to make Thanet the “Isle of Culture” for 2029 has been launched by Dame Tracey Emin and the district’s MP.
Relief as last youth centre in deprived Kent town rescued from auction
A youth centre has been saved from auction after a charity which uses it brought the freehold.
First patients operated on using new multi-million-pound robot at Kent hospital
A new multi-million-pound surgical robot installed at a Kent hospital has been used to operate on cancer patients.
Flats plan for former Barclays branch among latest applications
Plans to convert part of a former high street bank into flats are among the applications recently submitted to council planners.
‘He’ll never be able to properly hug his daughter again - it’s heartbreaking’
A “heartbroken” dad may never be able to properly hug his young daughter again after a crash left him paralysed from the neck down.
Vision revealed to turn car park into seafront swimming complex
An ambitious vision has been unveiled to return a seafront car park back to its roots by turning it into an open-air swimming complex.
Huge abandoned call centre remains on market after five years
An abandoned call centre building once used by 600 workers remains unsold five years after being shut down amid cost-cutting measures.
One of Kent’s most iconic buildings at risk of crumbling
One of Kent’s most iconic buildings has deteriorated to such an extent it is now at risk of crumbling, a report has revealed.
Trust declares critical incident due to ‘exceptional demand’ for hospital services
Hospital chiefs have declared a critical incident due to “ongoing and exceptional demand”, warning of possible “long waits”.
‘He didn’t hesitate’: Boy, 4, donates his Christmas money to hospice after uncle’s death
A little boy has donated his £25 Christmas money to the Pilgrims Hospice after seeing a family member being cared for by the charity.
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