James Pallant is a journalist for KentOnline, with previous work appearing in the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, as well as the Daily Mirror. His articles cover a range of topics, including crime, local news, and human interest stories. James is also a guitarist and a proponent of democracy.
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James Pallant focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and emergency incidents. His coverage heavily features evolving stories and breaking news, suggesting a preference for quick responses to developing events.
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A family who sold their home to buy a farm shop will bulldoze the dilapidated building for renovations after their plans were approved.
By: Ben Barry, Paige Ingram, James Pallant
Demi-Leigh Hughes, gave birth to her daughter, Isabella, five weeks premature at William Harvey Hospital in Ashfield, Kent, and says she is considering legal action
By: James Pallant, Paige Ingram, Laura Lyne, Ben Barry
Demi-Leigh Hughes, from Kent, has spoken of her distress after her newborn daughter was diagnosed with an abnormal bowel condition that she claims doctors failed to notice
A warning has been issued after a teenager is suspected to have distracted a woman in order to steal her phone in McDonald’s.
A heroic stranger talked a grandad out of jumping off a railway bridge by “saying anything I could think of”.
By: James Pallant
A serial graffiti vandal who tagged a historic Kent landmark and a statue of an English king has been caught.
A Kent lottery player who won in the EuroMillions has yet to claim their lucky ticket.
A popular park padlocked by council bosses after being controversially earmarked for a new school is due to be reopened - in a victory for KentOnline.
Some councils across Kent will offer free parking during the Christmas period to help draw in shoppers and support local businesses.
By: James Pallant
A pensioner whose Grade II-listed house needs critical repairs says a council mistake has caused months of worry and cost him thousands of pounds.
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