Plans to keep the history of a former fire station alive have been green-lighted six years after it closed.

A second warning advising beachgoers to stay away from the water on a popular coastal stretch has been lifted.

A town will host its first ever Pride parade and party.

Customers have pledged to boycott a Boots store after it swapped manned checkouts for self-service tills.

Planning on seeing some live music by the coast this summer? We’ve got your guide to visiting Dreamland, from where to park to what to eat.

A ban advising beachgoers to stay away from the water on a popular coastal stretch has returned - just a day after precautions were lifted.

A council’s controversial plan to unleash “targeted insecticide treatment” on toxic caterpillars has been labelled “absolutely outrageous”.

Armed police descended on a town centre following reports of a suspect making threats with a weapon.

A burglar who fled court was back in the dock this week along with two men who helped him after his escape.

Seaside visitors advised to stay away from popular beaches have now been given the green light to enter the water again.

Film crews will descend on Kent to shoot a hotly anticipated dystopian television drama based on an acclaimed book.

Six men who threw away promising careers as semi-professional footballers to deal drugs have been jailed for a total of more than 100 years.

A former grammar school building has sold at auction.

A suspect has been arrested and taken into custody after a man was allegedly raped in a play area.

An abandoned bank has hit the market for more than £1 million – little more than a month after closing for good.

A 66-year-old woman is facing a trial for allegedly knocking down a pedestrian.

Hated roadworks on a major route – which made journeys up to four times longer - are set to end eight weeks early this weekend.

A large house dating back more than 300 years is going under the hammer.

A man has been charged after two women were seriously injured in a crash following a police chase.

Residents of an iconic Kent building have been left “insulted” after an election leaflet elsewhere in the country used it to represent Croydon.