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This is how Folkestone and Dover's coronavirus infection rates have changed this week
Coronavirus cases are still on the rise in Dover and Folkestone as the county prepares for a second national lockdown
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Dover father and son forced to pay back £80k to modern slavery victims
Petr and Mario Makula claimed they could not afford to pay staff wages while taking holidays in Dubai and buying sports cars
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Dover Food Bank prepared for surge in demand as second lockdown begins
Dover Food Bank is prepared for demand to rise due to increasing energy bills and the pressure of furlough payments
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Dover Council awarded £1.2 million for new affordable housing
The cash is part of the government's commitment to end rough sleeping by 2024
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Dover county line dealer caught leaving Kent with car full of cash
Phone analysis showed Joseph Odoi had sent messages to a number of drug users in Dover
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Four men charged after action at Port of Dover uncovers stolen antiques and rigged gambling table
Action at the port between October 24 and 28 saw thousands of pounds in cash and potentially stolen Bulgarian antiques seized by Border Force.
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This is how Folkestone and Dover's coronavirus infection rate has changed this week
The number of positive Covid-19 tests registered in the Folkestone and Hythe and Dover districts have risen this week
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Folkestone and Dover MPs justify voting against extension of free school meals into half term
Anger has been directed at MPs for voting against the motion
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Natalie Elphicke: Dover column for week ending October 30
This week's column looks at the debate over food vouchers during the school holidays, and how best to support those in most need
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Demand for air freight could rise as post-Brexit customs controls makes road freight less appealing
The creation of additional customs protocols at the Port of Dover could see queues up to 7,000 vehicles long
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East Kent charity provides outdoor therapy to young survivors of sexual abuse
The outdoor 'walk and talk' therapy sessions are a new scheme funded by Children in Need
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£1.1 million to be spent on supporting Folkestone and Dover communities during Covid-19
'This extra funding will ensure that councils have the resources they need over the winter'