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An inquest has opened into the death of a “unique” dad who was “loved by everyone”.
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A man will appear in court this week, accused of stealing a car as well as drug and driving offences.
Rush-hour drivers faced delays this morning after a crash involving three vehicles in a tunnel.
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A historic century-old military site is set to be transformed into a 635-home estate after a decade in development.
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Detailed plans have been submitted for 455 homes, a county park and community hall in one of Kent’s fastest-growing villages.
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Several people were injured following a pile-up on a main road.
A woman escaped with minor injuries after a two-car collision this morning.
A householder says he can’t sell his bungalow because an insurance company has failed to sort out damage caused by a neighbour draining a giant pond.
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Fears of increased traffic and harm to badgers are behind a last-ditch attempt to stop permission being granted for a 52-home estate on an orchard.
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A three-year battle to have a stretch of disused farmland declared a Village Green has been lost.
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Discount retailer Aldi is appealing for help to find sites for new stores in two Kent towns.
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Residents in a block of flats undergoing an upwards extension to add new homes have hit out at the works likened to living on a building site.
A shipping company is to start a new freight service linking Kent to the Continent.
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A council is offering a free seven-day workout and a chance to win other prizes to anyone who enters its 2024 Residents’ Survey.
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An inquest has been opened into the death of a “well-liked and respected” grandmother who was fatally stabbed at her home.
A new multi-million pound rail freight industry hub has opened in a bid help improve rail services in the county and across the south east.
An enterprising trader is fighting back against a decision to hike parking fees near her business - by refunding customers the cost to park.
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Around a quarter of residents turned out at polling stations to give a resounding yes to their neighbourhood plan.
Girls are being encouraged to consider STEM subjects at schools.
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The introduction of Sunday parking charges is ‘threatening the future of farmers’ markets’.
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