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A girl who was hit by a car on a main road has been taken to hospital.
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A 37-year-old has been locked up for head butting a police officer and hurling racial abuse at a hospital doctor trying to treat him.
For £650 a month you can live in a former Kent Messenger office.
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A much-respected former grammar school headmaster who was in the role for more than 30 years has died.
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Wives and children of service veterans involved in Britain's H-bomb tests are invited to take part in a new health study.
The story of a homeless man refused permission to take pets into his new-found accommodation is now the subject of academic study.
Roger is revved up and raring to go after his long wait.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged people to 'pray for the holy land and reject violence'.
Pothole repair work will result in a long diversion for motorists for the next 10 days.
A school's expansion will offer specialist help to more pupils who find life in large classrooms too tough and have battled with their GCSEs.
A landowner described his appearance in court over a planning breach with Tunbridge Wells council as 'the story of my life.'
The family of a man who was found dead in his shed said they don't know why he took his own life.
A family caravan business has re-opened after lockdown with a third generation now in charge.
Rain could not deter a community's determined litter-pickers.
Officers want to hear from anyone who saw the man in black.
It looks likely that the number of councillors in a local authority borough will be cut by around a fifth at the next election.
A coroner has described a mother's death as a "most tragic case" after hearing about people close to her who she had loved and lost.
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A disused nursery is finding a new purpose as a holiday destination.
A former soldier recalls 'taxi dancers', spicy food and nights out while serving his country in Singapore in the 1950s.
A village bowls club is celebrating its half a century this year.
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