New electric bus service to be launched in Doverpublished at 06:05 British Summer Time 14 October
The Fastrack bus service will connect Whitfield with Dover town centre and Dover Priory station.
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Widespread warnings were in place across the UK as Storm Isha brought rain and gusts of wind of up to 80mph (128km/h)
The Queen Elizabeth the Second Bridge at Dartford closed due to the high winds
People were warned there's a good chance of power cuts, which could affect services such as mobile phone coverage
The Fastrack bus service will connect Whitfield with Dover town centre and Dover Priory station.
Read MoreThis female-led comedy transcends the decades from 1930s Kent to modern times. Loverin, a woman from the present day, is researching her family tree online, although she tends to be more interested in the human stories than the historical facts and figures.
In East London lives the Turner family - highly strung Clara, anarchic Aunt Lil, stylish Ada and book worm Will. Every year they venture to pastures green in Kent to pick hops, leaving grumpy Father (George Turner) to work the summer in the sweaty London docks. They can’t wait to reach the freedom and fresh air of Faversham. Ada is excited to flirt with some Kentish lads again, Will is beside himself at the prospect of seeing a cow, Aunt Lil is ready to embrace the fireside revelry, and Clara is looking forward to seeing her friend Rose.
When the Turner family arrive in Kent we meet the charismatic Rose, who arrives on horseback surrounded by dogs. Rose and Clara are like chalk and cheese, but this doesn’t stop them from becoming incredibly fond of each other.
The first day of hop picking is the annual competition between the Kent folk and the Londoners, to see who can pick the most hops. Clara is keen to make a good impression on jobsworth Neil the hop measurer, but is thwarted at every turn.
Writers Susan Harrison and Lucy Trodd lightly touch on the themes of migration, prejudice and sisterhood, through a folky humorous lens.
Cast: Narrator ... Nancy Zamit Aunt Lil ... Rosie Cavaliero Clara ... Susan Harrison George/ Neil ... Dan Starkey Will/ Hut Hopper ... Gemma Arrowsmith Ada ... Jade Johnson Rose ... Lucy Trodd
Violinist ... Oliver Izod Original music written by Susan Harrison, Lucy Trodd and Duncan Walsh Atkins
Written by Susan Harrison and Lucy Trodd Directed and produced by Catherine Bailey
A Catherine Bailey production for BBC Radio 4
A new community response post will open in Bexhill under plans approved by Rother District Council.
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Read MoreThe changes are being made due to the construction of a new, relocated urgent treatment centre.
Read MoreKent Police said it was called to a disturbance at the Hop Pole pub in Nettlestead on Sunday.
Read MoreThe parade marks the end of the nine-day Tunbridge Wells Puppetry Festival.
Read MoreThe six-year contract is for two centres at Manston and Dover.
Read MoreDue to the fast flowing water the search area has been extended, police say.
Read MoreSussex Police say they called to Mill Road in Brighton on Saturday at 16:30 BST.
Read MoreThe Safer Redhill partnership is encouraging people to report anti-social behaviour.
Read MoreHe wants to make residents smile and laugh against the city's "overregulation and lack of fun".
Read MoreDozens of volunteers are set to help harvest the vines at Albury Organic Vineyard.
Read MoreSoutheastern says that some trains will leave earlier between 13 October and 14 December.
Read MoreA restaurant has moved to Littlehampton but says it cannot access its equipment on Worthing Pier.
Read MoreThe recycling site in Tattenham Corner will close on 17 October.
Read MoreMultiple routes would be disrupted until the end of service on Saturday, the operator said.
Read MorePaying tribute, his club Brighton Phoenix says he was "one of our most cherished athletes".
Read MoreThe survey is anonymized and will enable the council to identify trends in the answers.
Read MoreTwo men have been bailed until 9 and 10 January 2025 with another two still in custody, police say.
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