Alex Jee is a journalist at the KM group. He covers a range of topics including car accidents, crime, local news, construction, and health and safety, primarily focusing on east Kent, including Ashford, Dover, Folkestone, and Hythe. Alex has also been featured in KentOnline and has contributed to KMFM and the KentOnline podcast.
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Alex Jee's coverage indicates a focus on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. His articles often cover tragic events such as car accidents and other crime-related incidents.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out to Alex should consider providing information related to ongoing local developments, especially those concerning crime, safety issues, or infrastructure changes within the Kent area. Additionally, for entertainment-related topics such as TV show confirmations mentioned in his article titles, industry sources may find opportunities for coverage by reaching out with relevant updates or announcements that align with his interest in entertainment news.
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An “enormous” hoarding surrounding an axed seafront development will be taken down early next year, council bosses have revealed.
A hit BBC show where Kent takes centre stage has been renewed for a second season, it has been confirmed.
By: Alex Jee
A woman injured after a driver fleeing police in a high-speed chase crashed into her car says she feels lucky to be alive.
By: Alex Jee
Your child’s first night in their own room is nerve-wracking, as our columnist has been discovering.
Snow has settled in parts of Kent and a cold weather alert has been issued as temperatures are expected to reach -3C overnight.
A woman in her 80s has died just over a week after being hit by a car outside a hospital.
Police have closed a road in both directions following a crash involving two cars.
By: Alex Jee
A former Grade-II listed town centre bank stood empty for seven years could be overhauled into flats.
A retired publican was killed when an oncoming car crossed into his lane and hit his vehicle head-on, an inquest heard.
Lloyds Banks is set to pull its last remaining service from a Kent town, sparking anger among customers.
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