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Dover End of the Pier Gourmet Show not to be missed as Rebecca and Tim launch their Deal Kitchen in December

Rebecca Hodson and Tim Biggs

After much anticipation, the creators of Deal Pier Kitchen, Tim Biggs (29) and Rebecca Hodson (27), have announced that their all-day dining concept, housed within the RIBA award-winning structure at the end of Deal Pier in Kent will open in December this year.
Shoppers warned after men try to sell Smart TVs from back of a van in Ashford

Kent Police is warning shoppers to be cautious about parting with their cash after two men were seen trying to sell smart televisions from the back of a van in Ashford.
It’s £80,000 play time again in Canterbury village

Children from nearby Swalecliffe Primary School and the Sheriff of Canterbury, Cllr Jeanette Stockley, joined forces to cut the ribbon Photo: Canterbury City Council

The play area at Chestfield, near Canterbury reopened on Friday 9 November following an £80,000 city council makeover.
No insurance? Kent Police clamp down on uninsured drivers

A nation-wide campaign to target uninsured motorists is being supported by officers from Kent Police.
High scoring Hawkinge Town score another six in Cup tie against Rochester City

Match report by Rob Lawford

Rochester City 2 - 6 Hawkinge Town

Bill Manklow Inter Regional Challenge Cup
Sat 10th November 2018
Romney Marsh village Neighbourhood Plan gets the vote in referendum

People living in St Mary in the Marsh are the first in the district to have their own Neighbourhood Plan following last week’s referendum.
Remembering those who died during WW1 while driving troops to and from the front via Folkestone

B-Type Bus Photo: Dana Wiffen

By Dana Wiffen

Today on the 11th hour of 11th month in 2018 becomes an important commemorative day one hundred years after the end of WW1 known as Armistice Day.
'Mistaken identity' family robbed as they unloaded shopping from car in Sittingbourne

Kent Police is seeking witnesses to a frightening robbery in which a family were targeted in Sittingbourne in what officers believe may have been a case of mistaken identity.