Patient groups are concerned their doctors’ surgeries will not be able to cope with extra demand from new care facilities in the pipeline.

Blood-soaked squirrels, rabbits, and pigeons – KentOnline reveals the harrowing actions of those filming themselves killing wildlife with catapults.

When customers began telling a cafe boss to keep noise down because staff were interrupting Zoom calls his solution was simple – to ban laptops.

A nursery – which has been located in community centre for nearly 30 years – has been told to leave by the hall’s new owners.

Primary school pupils have been growing their own fruits and selling them to the community as part of a new “edible” scheme.

An HGV driver has been praised after a heartwarming video emerged of them helping geese and their babies make their way along a road.

A restaurant chain branded ‘better than Wetherspoons’ has confirmed an official opening date for a new town centre branch.

Neighbours of a derelict office block say the sound of a loud alarm relentlessly going off has been making their lives a misery.

A van driver has been sentenced after admitting causing a crash that left him and his victim with serious injuries.

A multi-million-pound cardio respiratory ward providing more than 30 new beds has opened to the public.

A widower of a nurse who died just months after contracting asbestos-related cancer is appealing for information about hospitals she once worked for.

A bleeding dog was rescued from the sea after a widespread search lasting almost a day.

A rescue operation is in motion to bring five lions to the UK and rehome them in the county to give them a better life.

A chronically disabled woman has said she would rather die than continue to live in the cramped kitchen she calls her “prison”.

Stagecoach’s controversial decision to slash the number of buses serving vital routes has been branded “an absolute joke”.

Divisive plans to build a 66-bed care home and 86 houses on a former medical site have been approved by council bosses.

As more young people turn to basic, internet-less phones to address their screen addiction, our Gen Z reporter tried on a “dumb phone” for size.

Voters will today elect two new borough councils and choose the next Kent Police and Crime Commissioner.

An investigation has been launched following three alleged incidents of indecent exposure – which are being linked by police – in woodland.

A college provider has been rated ‘good’ by the education watchdog again following a series of inspections at three of its Kent sites.