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Men beaten with baseball bats after van forced off road

07 October 2021
Men beaten with baseball bats after van forced off road

Two men have been attacked after their van was rammed, with the vehicle then set fire to while it was being recovered.

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Victim of sex assault took photos of her attacker

06 October 2021
Victim of sex assault took photos of her attacker

The victim of a sexual assault secured the conviction of her attacker by taking photographs of him.

Council to act on unregulated HMO conversions

06 October 2021
Council to act on unregulated HMO conversions

A Labour motion to check the conversion of properties to Houses of Multiple Occupancy has found cross-party support.

Floodwater closes one lane of A20

05 October 2021
Floodwater closes one lane of A20

Drivers can't use one lane of the A20 near a retail park due to flooding.

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Streets where every house costs over £1m

05 October 2021
Streets where every house costs over £1m

A town in Kent turns out to have some of the most property millionaires.

Council shake up backed

05 October 2021
Council shake up backed

A council has set out its plans for a return to executive governance starting next May.

Train services hit by cable burn-out

04 October 2021
Train services hit by cable burn-out

Train services have been cancelled while Southeastern investigates smoke coming from cables by the rail-side.

Borough urged to enforce rules against leaving engines idling

04 October 2021
Borough urged to enforce rules against leaving engines idling

People are dying from pollution while a council does nothing, a Green campaigner has alleged.

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Tattoo 'flash day' to help charity supporting bereaved parents

02 October 2021
Tattoo 'flash day' to help charity supporting bereaved parents

A tattoo artist is raising funds for the charity that helped him and his partner through the tragedy of a still-birth.

Bid to shake up council elections fails

01 October 2021
Bid to shake up council elections fails

A motion on altering the way councillors are elected in a Kent borough, which could save £80k a year, has been defeated.

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Protesters hope to save countryside from garden village development

01 October 2021
Protesters hope to save countryside from garden village development

Two parish councils are encouraging a picket of Maidstone Town Hall as councillors discuss Local Plan Review.

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The interviewer is interviewed

29 September 2021
The interviewer is interviewed

In a reversal of roles a former Government Minister will be asking questions of a radio broadcaster to raise funds for a village hall.

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Housing association must pay tenant £2.5k for not fixing problems

29 September 2021
Housing association must pay tenant £2.5k for not fixing problems

The Housing Ombudsman has ordered an association to pay a tenant £2,500 after it failed to fix an issue over seven years.

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MP at school opening

29 September 2021
MP at school opening

It has been 20 years in the planning, but finally a village primary school has a new building.

Archaeologists unearth evidence of ancient settlement on housing site

29 September 2021
Archaeologists unearth evidence of ancient settlement on housing site

A councillor has expressed his anger that planning permission was granted for more than 400 homes despite the site's potential historic value.

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Cyclist seriously injured in hit-and-run

29 September 2021
Cyclist seriously injured in hit-and-run

A motorist failed to stop after a collision that left a cyclist badly injured and police are appealing for help to trace the driver.

Cyclist's search for nurse who stayed with him after horror crash

29 September 2021
Cyclist's search for nurse who stayed with him after horror crash

A cyclist recovering from a ghastly road accident wants to thank the off-duty nurse who helped him through it.

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Police recover stolen car within an hour

28 September 2021
Police recover stolen car within an hour

A man will appear in court today charged with stealing a BMW X5.

Police seize cannabis and cocaine

27 September 2021
Police seize cannabis and cocaine

Two people have been arrested in an early morning drugs raid.

Buses caught in petrol queues

27 September 2021
Buses caught in petrol queues

Public transport has the fuel to run normally but tailbacks as everyone tries to fill up are causing a problem for bus operators.

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