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Love Lego to pieces? Then, youâre in for a treat this weekend (opens the original)
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A town centre park is set to be overrun with millions of bricks this weekend as an event celebrating all things Lego returns to Kent. The Maidstone Brick Festival is coming back to the townâs leisure centre at Mote Park this Sunday as part of its nationwide tour. The day will be filled with Lego-themed fun for families, collectors, adults, and casual fans, including adrenaline-inducing speed-building competitions, master-led challenges, scavenger hunts, a building area, gaming zones and remote
Two cyclists killed and three arrests after crash in village road (opens the original)
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Two cyclists have been killed and three people have been arrested after a collision on a village road. The crash happened in Sole Street, near Meopham, at 7.47am today (September 6). A white Ford Focus heading towards Meopham from Cobham was involved in a collision with three cyclists close to the junction with Round Street. A man in his 60s and a woman in her 50s were confirmed to be deceased, a police spokesman said. The third cyclist was taken to hospital with minor injuries. Two men aged 21
Man rescued by RNLI after becoming trapped at abandoned fort (opens the original)
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A man had to be rescued after becoming trapped on an abandoned artillery fort by the incoming tide. Volunteers from Sheerness RNLI were called to Grain Tower, on the Grain Spit at the mouth of the River Medway, to pick up the explorer who could not climb down due to the surrounding water. Typically, you can walk out to the fort, but the tide can come in very quickly, cutting if off. The man had been visiting the tower with another person when he found himself unable to climb down safely. His com
âItâs not acceptableâ: Mask-wearing protesters slammed over port action (opens the original)
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A council chief has accused hundreds of protesters who brought his town to a standstill, causing four-mile traffic jams and disrupting ferry services, of causing real damage. Kevin Mills says this morningâs demonstration around the Port of Dover was âunacceptableâ. No arrests were made following the protest, understood to have been organised by Patriot Platform, a hard-Right anti-migrant group. But Cllr Mills, leader of Dover District Council, has told how local families were left too scar
Kent MP fronting assisted dying bill âconfidentâ it will pass upcoming vote (opens the original)
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The Kent MP now fronting the proposal to legalise assisted dying has insisted she is âconfidentâ it will pass an upcoming vote. Lauren Edwards, who represents Rochester and Strood, reintroduced the bill in June, which will return to Parliament next Friday (September 11) for a second reading. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill was first brought forward by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater in October 2024, where it passed two votes in the House of Commons. However, it fell in the House of Lor
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