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Woman charged over death of Folkestone man after Southsea car crash
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Choppy seas but The One Show host completes water ski challenge across Channel
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Shells blown up on Shepway holiday beach
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Port sale plans in 'chaos and confusion' after ferry firms accuse Dover Harbour Board of misleading them
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Folkestone hero Walter Tull should receive posthumous honour
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M20 Operation Stack is a 'shambles' says major UK haulier boss
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Crime fighting charity used by fraudsters
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New Folkestone Carnival Court selected (Photo)
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Green tourism collaboration moves forward with French visit
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Eurotunnel makes profit despite economic crisis and fire
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A
woman from South Wales has been charged after a 22-year-old man from
Folkestone died in a car crash in Southsea.
BBC
presenter Christine Bleakley, braved strong winds and choppy seas to
water ski across the English Channel from Dover to Calais this
morning (12 March).
Contractors
working on a Shepway beach, popular with holidaymakers unearthed five
unexploded World War II shells.
P&O,
NorfolkLine and Sea France have accused Dover Harbour Board (DHB) of abusing
its monopoly power and misleading them.
By
Damian Collins
The
boss of a haulage company with the UK's largest European road freight network, has
described the way Operation Stack is currently handled as a 'shambles'.
Crime-fighting
charity, Crimestoppers, is reminding Kent residents that they never cold
call individuals and that any cold callers claiming to represent
Crimestoppers are misleading the public.
Shepway District Council and Discover Folkestone, Hythe and Romney
Marsh representatives are visiting France next week (March 16 - 18) to help plan the
next stages of a part-EU funded programme to benefit rural areas on both
sides of the Channel.
Eurotunnel,
the company that manages the Channel Tunnel, turned in a slight profit
last year despite the effects of the global economic crisis and a fire,
it announced today (9 March).