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A woman fears there will be a fatality if safety measures aren't introduced on her road, after a hit and run driver smashed through her garden fence.
A 220-home development which formed part of council housing plans has been deemed to conflict with national planning policies.
Voters have backed Maidstone's first Neighbourhood Plan by an overwhelming majority.
Voting is taking place in Maidstone's first referendum for a Neighbourhood Plan.
The founder of this weekend's Clean For The Queen campaign turns out to be a guest to our shores.
A grandfather diagnosed with arthritis and sent home from hospital three times found he was riddled with cancer after his family insisted on a scan.
A young mum is desperate to recover the engagement ring given to her by her Army fiance
A new mother has praised staff at the Oliver Fisher Special Care Baby Unit for giving her her "miracle baby."
An absent owner left his heater switched on and returned to find his house had caught fire.
A coroner has ruled that an independent expert must investigate the death of a man who had been in the care of Priority House.
A contested play area is safe - at least for the time being
Six residents of a care home spent the night in a hotel after a fire in their housing block.
Maidstone council told: "Noddy and Big Ears could do better."
Supporters of the Dorothy Lucy Care Home are among those expressing their anger over cuts to local services.
An independent expert in psychiatric care will investigate the circumstances leading to an ex-firefighter's train death.
Contractors are currently installing new bus shelters in Maidstone High Street.
Bus passengers were delayed when a police chase ended with a crash in a country lane.
A switch of contractors has meant the temporary loss of bus shelters in the borough of Maidstone.
The surprise death of veteran broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan has touched the hearts of all who knew him.
Bearsted villagers are hoping Historic England may ride to the rescue of their local shops, which are under threat of demolition.
