Sam Lennon is an author and journalist based in Kent, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Sam writes for KentOnline, covering a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, local business developments, and issues affecting the residents of Kent.
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Kent, United Kingdom (Local)
Sam Lennon's coverage focuses on local news and human interest stories, with a particular emphasis on family and relationships and crime. He often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to town development, real estate, fire safety, community events, health issues as well as the impact of these topics on families and communities in Kent.
When reaching out to Sam Lennon consider providing insights or access to individuals directly impacted by local developments or incidents. This could include local residents affected by changes in their neighborhoods or those involved in community events. Additionally, offering expert commentary related to town development projects or health issues that affect the local population may be of interest.
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A young child was among those caught during a police purge on thefts from stores in a town centre.
A cash-strapped local authority is ending its involvement with the youth scheme founded by the late Prince Philip 70 years ago.
An adventure golf course has a new licence to serve alcohol, despite fears of drunkenness near children.
A motorist left badly bruised after his car was totally wrecked in a crash says he is desperate to see the culprit caught.
Police investigating a public order incident have put out a CCTV image of someone they wish to trace.
A ferry company will launch the first of its battery-powered ships within the next six years, it has been announced.
Police have renewed an appeal to find a missing man last seen more than a week ago.
Exactly 60 years ago, Mods and Rockers brawled on a Kent beach, with running battles between 400 youths and police.
A planning application has been submitted to transform office space above a shop into four new homes.
New plans reveal four flats could be created above a town centre pharmacy and Post Office.
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