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Concerns for the Grade I listed St Nicholas Church and increased traffic are behind 280 objections to a planning proposal in Otham.
It's time to 'Get it done' urges former councillor David Pickett as he reviews how little has been achieved over the past 13 years.
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The monthly collection of building rubble at North Farm fell by 195 tonnes after charging was introduced, an FOI has revealed.
A Tunbridge Wells Borough Councillor is the only local politician in the running for a national award to reward civility in politics.
A new developer has found a way to squeeze more homes onto a flood-plain in a detailed application submitted to Tunbridge Wells council.
Hadlow Estate could teach us a thing or two about flood measures, says the South East Rivers Trust.
A business run by a father and son is bringing fresh bread and cakes to shoppers.
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The dangerous state of a mud-covered carriageway had been reported to Kent Highways a month before a serious accident happened on the road.
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Phil Mummery, a mainstay of community life in Cranbrook, has passed away.
A poor half year's trading has put jobs at risk, WHSmith staff are told.
A much-loved goat sanctuary is safe after a wrangle over a planning technicality.
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Midwives were kept busy yesterday as the Leap Day delivered a maternity ward full of new arrivals.
One happy couple have no excuse for forgetting the date of their wedding anniversary - it's February 29.
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A hospital support worker leapt at the chance to ask her partner to marry her.
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Three men in balaclavas carried out a violent robbery of a delivery driver in the street.
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Offenders may get a shock if they try to mess with our police in future - as the force gets 150 more tasers.
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Four teenagers have already made a mark in the music world - and three of them are still at school.
Don't go to hospital or your GP, people who think they have coronavirus are being told, after a hospital unit was closed temporarily.
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Billy Casper, the hero of A Kestrel For a Knave, would be proud of the actions of a pair who rescued an injured bird of prey.
Villagers are being urged to back their parish council's Neighbourhood Plan, despite the looming threat of a garden village.
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