One-fifth of rail passengers buy the wrong tickets when they use ticket machines
By Evangeline Dryden According to the rail regulator, Office of Rail and Road (ORR), one-fifth of passengers buy the wrong
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Pottery classes in Kent full to the brim with new students
By Evangeline Dryden Aylesford School of Ceramics are seeing an influx of students after the hit show, The Great Pottery
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Driver’s anger at unfair parking charges in Chatham Dockside car park
Chatham Dockside are facing numerous complaints from visitors after ‘unfair’ parking charges were issued. The car park is run by
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Junior doctors could quit their jobs if new proposals by Jeremy Hunt go ahead
Junior doctors are having second thoughts about their future career despite attempts by Jeremy Hunt to patch things up. The
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German celebrations in Deal – restaurant takes on Oktoberfest
A restaurant in Deal is digging up its German heritage as it takes part in the traditional celebration of Oktoberfest.
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Kent’s rising male suicide rate prompts Kent County Council to launch campaign to tackle problem
Kent County Council are launching a new campaign to reduce the number of male suicides in the county. A study
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Is Easter egg packaging still egg-cessive?
As with many western religious holidays, Easter is extremely commercialised. It’s not long after Christmas that we are bombarded with
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