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A football on a football pitch.

Football club faces 'bittersweet' relegation

Canterbury City FC say they will take voluntary relegation despite fighting for promotion.

The Manor House in Fordwich on the corner of High Street and King Street with a car driving down the narrow road and plaster stabilisation patches on the building itself.

Town High Street to close for 14 weeks

Fordwich High Street closed for up to 14 weeks due to building repairs

A CCTV image of a man's face, he is looking to the left. He has short brown hair and facial hair, a cigarette in his mouth and is wearing a blue top

Man in hospital after alleged assault

Police are appealing for information after a man in his 60s was taken to hospital.

Ophthalmic technicians Sunitha Freddy and Kevin Taylor in uniform holding their certificates for their Chief Nursing Officer awards. They are both looking at the camera and smiling.

National award for Canterbury hospital staff

Two ophthalmic technicians and a healthcare assistant are recognised for the care they provide.

Jane Milton pictured at the premiere of Red Herring at the Canterbury Christ Church University and the Curzon Canterbury Westgate film club.

Film depicts realities of life with a brain tumour

Red Herring depicts the journey of writer and director Kit Vincent, who has a brain tumour.

A snowdrop flower illuminated only by the light from a streetlight.

Falmouth student wins national photography award

Falmouth University's Jacob J Watson-Howland's snowdrop photo was among 13,000 submissions.

A stock image of a tent with a large cloth over the top of it, there is the edge of a trolley alongside and upturned buckets next to it as well.

Homeless people moved from encampment by council

Canterbury City Council says it is wants to help people "overcome alcohol and drug addiction".

A seafront path in Herne Bay which has been cordoned off with red, plastic barriers. Half the pavement is torn up.

Work starts on upgrades to town's sea defences

The work in Herne Bay, which includes promenade resurfacing, is expected to take 12 weeks.

A view of the sea over Whitstable and surrounding countryside, which campaigners say will be blocked by a new housing development.

Housing development approved over local opposition

Some local residents say the proposed 220-property estate will destroy a "unique" coastal view.