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The free outdoor cinema will show Christmas classics such as Home Alone, Elf and the Polar Express.

A woman accused of involvement in the killing of a delivery driver has pleaded not guilty to murder.

A man has admitted injuring an assistant head teacher with a substance which left him with burns to his face.

The Reform UK council leader has raised fears over an upcoming BBC documentary, as the national party appears to have told members to boycott filming.

A crash involving a coach and two cars blocked the A20 near a motorway junction.

Bosses at a community hospital trust have referred themselves to the information commissioner after 140 email addresses were wrongly shared.

A road was shut in both directions after a flat above a chicken shop.

A large office block to be sold by Kent County Council could be targeted by London boroughs for accommodation.

Two children were taken to hospital after being injured at a family golf club.

Footage shows the moment a drug dealer was led away from his house - after cocaine and a machete were found in a children’s playroom.

Three swans and several thousand fish have been killed in a “pollution incident”, the Environment Agency has confirmed.

A chemsex session between two men led to one dying after being "stupefied or overpowered" and then raped multiple times, a jury has heard.

A vehicle has smashed into a post at the entrance to a supermarket car park.

A man was found dead weeks after being reported missing by workers at a drug and alcohol recovery service 400 miles away, an inquest has heard.

Reform UK is being tightlipped about a move which has seen one of its members dropped from his cabinet job.

Kelly Brook will be entering the Australian jungle after being confirmed as taking part in the long-running survival reality TV show.

Dover and Deal MP Mike Tapp reflects on the important of coming together for Remembrance services in the community.

Plans to build new homes and transform a clothing shop into a wine bar are among the latest planning applications for Dover.

More than 50 couples who had their weddings cancelled after a popular Kent venue went under with just 62p in the bank will not receive a penny back.

Plans to secure the future of a distinctive but rundown seaside building for the next 100 years have been given the green light.