A free art trail featuring dozens of colourful sculptures of a favourite children’s character is on its way.

The development company behind a huge coastal tower block of 91 luxury flats has not gone bust, bosses have confirmed.

An ultra-rare Star Wars toy bought for £1.25 in 1978 could soon fetch up to £30,000 at a Kent auction.

A cathedral service has been held to celebrate the centenary of an historic paddle steamer which played a key role in the Second World War.

Part of a busy junction is set to close while work progresses on a multi-million-pound roundabout revamp.

A total four people were arrested in an investigation into the deaths of five asylum seekers including a child.

Residents of a block of flats say issues with their new waste collection service have left them with an overflowing bin store.

A woman is running a free eight-week course in a bid to end the taboo around menopause and women’s health.

A vet has “urged extreme caution” to pet owners after two dogs suddenly died after being on a beach.

A firm and its director have been fined after making a “shambles” of removing asbestos from a school and shop.

A lifeboat crew spent two hours searching for three “possibly intoxicated” men after reports they’d been seen entering the water.

Keeping tension in the handle and navigating tricky obstacles - it’s all in a days work for those transforming people’s lives - one puppy at a time.

A village plagued by the loss of its post office is set to see the service revived – including an all-day Sunday service.

The team behind the £6.6m refurbishment of a historic cliffside lift have reassured residents the project is on track to be completed next year.

A magnificent new bronze statue of a trailblazing 17th century author has been unveiled ahead of its official installation in a high street.

Officers are no longer looking for two missing teenage girls.

A popular vintage clothing store has confirmed plans to close one of its high street shops – blaming rents more suited to central London.

A former soap star is among those calling on a council to reopen a playing field which residents have used for more than 100 years.

New figures obtained by KentOnline have revealed which councils make the most money from parking and which street has dished out the most tickets.

The long-time owner of a bar in the world’s first “music town” says its reputation as a hotspot for intimate live gigs is under threat.