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The government has pushed back by two years the date of closure for a town's army barracks.
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A would-be fraudster who rang his victim a second time found himself talking to a police officer.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people are expected to take to the countryside this weekend in a bid to Save Kent's Green Spaces.
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Acting on intelligence from the National Crime Agency, French police have arrested 18 suspected people smugglers across three cities in France.
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A letting agent said that delays in the completion of new build housing were leaving some purchasers in the lurch.
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A callous thief sent his victim crashing to the floor as he snatched her handbag.
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A council has apologised to residents after its driver blocked the footpath.
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A MP has clashed with a health minister over the difficulty his constituents find trying to contact a doctor.
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A teenager who went missing for two days prompting an appeal for help from police to track her down has been found.
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Police have issued a new image of a missing mum-of-two who has not been seen since Remembrance Sunday.
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Detectives investigating a sexual attack on a child by a stranger in a wood in 2019 have issued an image of a suspect.
An inquest has heard that a young man's back pain led to years of declining health that eventually claimed his life.
Rumours that an army barracks earmarked for housing may shut before the scheduled date of 2027 have been denied.
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Taxpayers face a £750,000 bill as the government finds a novel reason to order a complete re-work of housing targets.
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Six leaseholders are taking legal action against a housing association after service fees for their flats leapt £100 leaving them asking 'for what?'.
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Today sees a new style of coffee shop open in the County Town.
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A sixth councillor at Maidstone has resigned his party whip.
Hybrid working is here to stay, says the owner of a chain of co-working spaces.
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Eighteen names left off a village war memorial in error were added in a dignified ceremony a century later.
Stair-lifts and riser chairs are just some of the products on offer at a new town centre store.
