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Man threatened with a knife and hammer during Ramsgate burglary
The terrifying ordeal happened during the early hours of Saturday morning
Katie Boyden
I'm a print content editor for the Dover Express, Folkestone Herald, Sevenoaks Chronicle, Kent and Sussex Courier and Isle of Thanet Gazette.
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Stumbling block for Manston Airport as planning consent 'quashed' by High Court
But this does not mean the DCO has been completely undone
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Carers in east Kent celebrate after being prioritised for coronavirus vaccinations
'Many carers find they don’t have the time to look after their own physical and mental health'
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Pictures show sheer number of trees felled for Thanet Parkway railway station
'Surveys conclude the wooded strip of railway line is an important and rare connecting wildlife corridor that should be retained. Why has it been completely demolished?'
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The 149th Open could go ahead at Royal St George's this year following 2020 coronavirus cancellation
'There are undoubtedly many more pressing concerns facing people at the moment but we are trying to look forward with cautious optimism'
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Ramsgate dealer who hid drugs in a plastic egg receives jail sentence
'People who choose to deal drugs to vulnerable people in our community need to know that their activities will lead them to prison'
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Snow causes disruption and cancellations for coronavirus vaccines and testing
Some will have had their vaccinations cancelled, and others will not have been able to attend their appointment due to the inclement weather
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Mystery shipwreck at Goodwin Sands granted legal protection
To date, only 26 out of more than 5,000 wrecks involved in the coal trade have been identified as sail-powered colliers, so GAD23 is a rare example of a formerly very common cargo ship
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Government spends £4.3m on 100 new post-Brexit food safety officers at Dover Port
The Dover Port Health Authority has become responsible for conducting all imported food controls for EU and rest of world foodstuffs arriving via the port by the end of the transition period on July 1
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RAF Manston History Museum raising funds to restore Nimrod to its former glory
'Renovation and coronavirus compliance costs have exceeded the original budget and we have been closed since last March so had very little income. '
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'Thanet council has wasted £1.2 million on Ramsgate Port argy-bargy'
Initially the council intended for works to be completed by June 2019 - and every week of delay could cost the council £11,000
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Margate Pride to host drag life drawing throughout LGBT History Month
The month is used as a celebration of LGBTQ+ icons, as well as remembering the history of pride and the progress which has been made so far in the fight for equal rights.