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Villagers in a village near Folkestone were baffled when their telephones suddenly went crazy.

Vandalism and nuisance behaviour is forcing Police to step up patrols on a Kent miniature railway.

Police are warning that the theft of a HandyVan, which supports elderly people could be used to trick them into letting a bogus fitter into their homes.

Dog owners have been reminded they can face a fine of up to £1,000 after forty bags of dog mess were collected from a Folkestone park.

Police are warning over a marked increase in thefts of catalytic convertors from cars especially in the Ashford area.

The Community Safety Partnership is out and about in the area, giving advice and help, and handing out free ‘clip it safe’ lanyards for attaching to a purse or wallet.
 

Police in Folkestone are using thermal-imaging cameras in a bid to stop people holding parties in the hills above the town.

Householders are being warned to beware of scam callers following information that a resident received a bogus call about their Council Tax account.

Officers have arrested four people in connection with a raid on a post office at St Mary's Bay yesterday (22 July).

Kent Trading Standards have received reports of bogus callers claiming to be from Citizens Advice, telephoning consumers advising that they can clear consumers’ unsecured debts.