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Police have seized cannabis “bud” believed to be worth thousands of pounds after a raid in Sandwich.

Officers discovered the Class B drug at a property in St Bart’s Road.

Kent Police said: “Along with the bud, mobile phones, thousands of pounds in cash and drugs paraphernalia were seized.”

A 55-year-old man from Sandwich and a 26-year-old man from Ramsgate were arrested on suspicion of drug supply, following the raid on November 1.

Sergeant Simon Drew, from Kent Police’s community policing team, said: “I would like to reassure residents that it is our priority to actively pursue those people suspected to be involved in drug supply and put a stop to it.

“Anyone who suspects drug activity is taking place in their town or street should call us straight away on 101 and provide us with as much information as possible. Any detail, big or small, can assist with inquiries and ongoing investigations.”

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A man has had his jaw broken in an attack in Worthing.

The victim, who is in his 20s, was walking with a friend towards his van, parked in Cross Street.

Another man approached him as he reached the van, and a fight broke out.

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As well as a fractured jaw, the victim also suffered a broken tooth.

A 25-year-old man from Worthing has been arrested on suspicion of assault.

Image source, Paul Cutler

Another effigy has been spotted on its way to Lewes bonfire.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the event this evening.

Image source, Paul Cutler

East Sussex County Council is proposing cuts to social services, libraries and roads maintenance.

Dean Kilpatrick
Local Democracy Reporter

Dover District Council is to set up a property development company in a bid to generate revenue.

Cabinet councillors today agreed to create Honeywood Property Services Limited, which is intended to invest in private residential and commercial properties.

Profits generated will help pay for public services amid funding cuts from central government, the council said.

Conservative deputy leader, Councillor Michael Conolly, said: “We have responded in various ways so that we've been able to maintain frontline services and a very low council tax rate in terms of east Kent.

“This is potentially another weapon in that process.”

It is proposed the company will invest £2 million a year for the first five years of its operation.

Loans made to the company will be charged at market rates, with money going to the authority's general fund.

The first images of the effigies for this year's Lewes bonfire celebrations are beginning to emerge on social media.

Lewes Borough Bonfire Society has tweeted photos of a "ghost train".

The tweet reads: "The LBBS are full steam ahead unlike GTV who are not stopping at Lewes tonight".

Image source, LBBS/Mick Symes

Image source, LBBS/Mick Symes

Meanwhile Julie Mann has spotted this effigy on its way to bonfire.

She says: "I reckon it’s a certain #politician with a bag over her head! #bonfirenight"

Image source, Julie Mann/@julesinbalance

How the idea of a Folkestone clergyman became the focal point for a nation's grief.

The UK's aviation regulator says Heathrow Airport must clarify the cost and timescale of a third runway.

Eight children injured after falling from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display.

Surrey appoint Richard Johnson as assistant coach after the ex-England bowler was released from his contract at Middlesex.

Kent seamer Harry Podmore and batsman Zak Crawley sign new contracts ahead of the 2019 county season.

Sue Nicholson
BBC News

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One child remains in hospital after eight youngsters fell from a giant inflatable slide at a funfair.

They were injured at Woking Park in Surrey on Saturday where a fireworks display was being held.

Seven children have since been discharged from hospital.

Donia Echouafni, whose 12-year-old daughter injured her pelvis, told ITV News it was "a traumatic event".

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) said it was carrying out a "thorough investigation" into the incident.

The Florida to London journey took 77 hours with one woman saying her holiday turned into a nightmare.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

After spending five months swimming the coast of Great Britain, Ross Edgley's record-breaking journey has ended on the same Kent beach where it began.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Police had to break up a house party in Woking, after violence spilled out on to the street, leaving six people in hospital.

It happened in Dartmouth Avenue around 21:30 GMT on 3 November.

Those injured had suffered lacerations and the road had to be closed for a time.

Officers are investigating for anyone who was there to come forward, especially if they have photos or videos.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Would you assemble and paint your own flat-pack coffin?

A club doing that is launched in Hastings

Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex and Surrey

I'm talking about how we talk to our children to keep them safe.

An investigation exposes one holiday park of trying to mis-sell caravans as permanent homes.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

Then you'll need to check my weather forecast.

It's all change today on BBC Radio Kent as Ian Collins and John Warnett take over Breakfast and Drive.

Tune and wait for the fireworks.