Kent Police celebrates Best Bar None Awards
Bars and pubs across Thanet have been recognised for their work in keeping the community safe while socialising.
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Bars and pubs across Thanet have been recognised for their work in keeping the community safe while socialising.
Witnesses and dashcam footage are sought following the incident between junctions 9 and 8.
It is alleged a staff member was threatened with a hammer.
A missing man from Canterbury was located by a police drone just 20 minutes after he called for help.
The incident occurred at about 4.20am on Saturday 22 November 2025 in New Road Avenue.
The collision occurred on Sunday 23 November 2025 at about 5.21am on the A2 Watling Street.
Officers met business owners and conducted high street patrols as part of the initiative.
Witnesses, dashcam footage and private CCTV are sought following allegations a woman was spat on in Tunbridge Wells.
Two suspected burglars have been swiftly charged after a property was targeted in a rural Ashford village.
The car drove at excess speeds and clipped the pavement twice.