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Cash Mob plans shop raid

A Deal mum who loves to shop is going into town mob-handed on Saturday – with the aim of boosting the local economy.

Cash Mob plans shop raid to boost economy in Deal

A mob is set to target a series of shops today - find out why the owners are in favour of the storming...

Luis Cristo and Jamal Joseph jailed for armed raids

A pair who tied up staff and threatened to kill Thomas Cook workers in a series of armed raids have been jailed for a total of 27 years.

Computer hacker Lewys Martin jailed for DOS attack on Kent Police website

A hacker who tried to bring down Kent Police's website in a cyber attack has been jailed for two years.

Last-minute invite for people to attend health group meeting

A group which is responsible for buying the majority of healthcare for people in Dover and Deal is holding its meeting in public for the first time.

Police seek off-road biker after attack on dog owner

An appeal for witnesses has been made after a dog walker reported he was assaulted by a motorcyclist near Crabble Football Ground.

George Medal trio’s bravery is honoured at town fire station

Two plaques have been unveiled to commemorate the bravery of three war-time firefighters whose actions saved part of the town from destruction.

Witnesses sought after trucker dies when lorry hits A2 bridge near Canterbury

Police are appealing for witnesses today after a trucker was killed when he hit a bridge over the A2 near Canterbury, closing the road for 10 hours.

Unprovoked attack on man by gang.

The girlfriend of a 25-year-old man who was kicked, strangled and beaten in an unprovoked attack has spoken of their horrific ordeal.

Street drinkers will be refused strong booze

A crackdown has been launched on anti-social drinking in Dover town centre with off-licences agreeing not to sell strong booze to street drinkers.

HMRC recalculates bills for 5 million taxpayers

Some 5.5 million people overpaid or underpaid tax last year, HM Revenue & Customs has admitted. It means they will be clawing back up to £1bn from unsuspecting taxpayers for unpaid tax in the 2012-13 financial year.

Judge declares taxman's 'political deal' with Goldman Sachs legal

The "sweetheart" deal between HM Revenue and Customs and the investment bank Goldman Sachs was flawed, but not illegal, the High Court has ruled.

Revealed: Amazon earns more through government grants than it pays in tax

Amazon paid less in UK corporation tax last year than it received in government grants, its official company accounts have revealed – sparking condemnation from MPs around the country.

Tax scandal threatens charity donations

The Charity Commission’s handling of a high-profile tax-avoidance scandal that saw shockingly little donated money reach good causes has put charities at risk of losing the public’s confidence – and consequently their money, one of the leading figures in the sector has warned.

Tax avoidance: Treasury minister dismisses 'absurd' warning that HMRC is ‘too cosy’ with accountancy giants

A Treasury minister today dismissed as “absurd” a warning by MPs that accountancy firms who second staff to the Government later use their inside knowledge to help companies and rich people to exploit tax loopholes.

Bank of Ireland loses £30m court battle with HMRC over tax avoidance 'loophole'

A Bank of Ireland attempt to avoid paying a £30m corporation tax bill has been quashed by HM Revenue & Customs.

The £570 per month ‘cancer tax’ that affects thousands

Cancer victims are being hit with a financial penalty because of their illness, research has revealed.

Truth and lies in the Cayman Islands: Tax haven’s former police chief calls for corruption inquiry documents to be released

For the career diplomat nearing retirement, there are worse postings than the Cayman Islands.

Revenue introduces a shock tax on fund rebates

Investment groups were caught out this week after a surprise announcement from HM Revenue & Customs that it will tax rebate payments or loyalty bonuses.

Budget 2013: Income Tax - Allowance rise introduced a year early

Workers will pay no tax on the first £10,000 of their wages from next year – 12 months earlier than originally planned. Bringing forward the personal allowance rise will mean a cumulative benefit for typical basic-rate taxpayers of £705 since the coalition took power, according to Treasury figures.

Grandmother of Chloe Johnson tells of 'anger and hurt' at 5-year-old's death

THE Grandmother of a five-year-old girl from Forest Hill who died in a pool at a hotel in Egypt has told of her "anger and hurt".

Biggin Hill Airport welcomes Lancaster bomber for Dambusters 70th anniversary

BIGGIN Hill Airport had a role to play in marking the 70th anniversary of the Dambusters celebrations.

Swanscombe and Greenhithe Town Council elects new Mayor

SWANSCOMBE and Greenhithe Town Council has elected its new Mayor.

Greenwich uncle convicted of Genson Courtney murder

TWO Greenwich killers have been convicted of murdering Plumstead former gangster Dave Courtney's stepson.

Woman who died falling into Thames from Dartford Crossing named

THE woman who died after falling into the Thames from the QE2 Bridge has been named.

Sydenham meeting next week on Downham, New Cross fire station closures

A PUBLIC meeting takes place next week on the proposed closure of fire stations in Downham and New Cross.

Pair charged with robbing Gravesend newsagents twice in a month

TWO men have been charged in connection with eight armed robberies across Kent – including two on the same Gravesend newsagents.

Forest Hill Horniman Museum walrus off to Margate

FOREST Hill's Horniman walrus has packed his suncream and gone to the seaside for a summer holiday.

Charlton tattoo fundraiser for sick Eltham girl

SUPPORTERS of an Eltham girl with Leukaemia and Down's syndrome have shown they're serious about raising cash by getting tattoos done.

Dartford beekeeper Bill Mundy, 91, carried on producing honey as a Japanese POW

When Dartford MP Gareth Johnson hosted a parliamentary event celebrating Kent's food and drink producers, reporter TIM MACFARLAN went along and found an amazing story about a Dartford beekeeper

Police continue search for mum of Bicester toddler

A police search is continuing today for the mother of a Bicester toddler whose body was found at a house in the town.

Protesters gather in Oxford over visit of Rwandan president

Protesters have started to gather outside Oxford's Said Business School over a visit by President of Rwanda Paul Kagame.

No buyer yet for £6.75m row of student homes

NINE Victorian student houses along Iffley Road are still on the market, it has been revealed.

Bid made to preserve county's ponds

CARNIVOROUS plants in Oxfordshire’s ponds are one species set to snap up a huge funding boost.

'Recapture the spirit of Oxfam's foundation' call in appeal to help Syria refugees

IN 1942, the people of Oxford came together to launch a huge fundraising campaign for the people of Greece, a move which saw the birth of Oxfam.

Raise a glass to revamped Oxfam shop

CHARITY shop staff and volunteers raised a glass to toast their revamped store, which has reopened after being closed for almost a month.

Golden tiger skull in exhibition

A GOLD tiger skull created by an Oxfordshire man will be the centrepiece of the Wildlife Artist of the Year exhibition.

Red Nose Day cash grants distributed to charities

CHARITY groups have been given a lifeline with a pot of more than £36,000 distributed across Oxfordshire.

Youngsters put their best foot forward in Swan Lake auditons

HUNDREDS of real-life Billy Elliots twirled and pirouetted their way to starring in the famous ballet Swan Lake.

Cabbie charged with false imprisonment

A taxi driver has been charged with false imprisonment and causing actual bodily harm.