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Villagers have cast scorn on an announcement by Wasps rugby club that it has secured land to build a new stadium in Kent.
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A Green-led council has been accused of playing “fast and loose” with taxpayers’ money over plans to make offices more environmentally-friendly.
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Three Kent veterans from Britain’s nuclear test programme of the 1950s have taken part in a documentary exposing the “scandal” of their treatment.
A company that looks after people in supported living accommodation has been placed in special measures and ordered to make urgent improvements.
Emergency repairs to a leaking water main have cut off a key river crossing just a few miles from another bridge that’s closed.
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An international renewable energy company hopes to build a new hydrogen generation factory in the county.
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Long-suffering churchgoers have been told to expect another road closure outside their place of worship.
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A charity is appealing for backers to help solve a town’s homelessness crisis as the hotels it relies on look to close.
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A family have hit out at Royal Mail after going weeks without any deliveries.
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Councillors say it is “unacceptable” that junction upgrades have been axed after being allocated government and developer cash.
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Residents want safety upgrades at a newly opened junction following several collisions.
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Police are asking the public to look out for a missing 16-year-old boy last seen at a railway station.
A local authority has blasted the government’s planning policies for failing its residents.
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Campaigners are lobbying for a new secondary school as their children face “intolerable” daily journeys to class.
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A slip road off the M2 will remain closed for several more weeks for emergency bridge repairs.
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A businessman has won the right to convert his disused hotel into homes.
Villagers’ attempts to have their old national school building listed have failed.
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The Women’s Royal Naval Service Association has honoured its oldest surviving member from the Second World War - at the age of 105.
A council is clamping down on taxi drivers who refuse to take passengers without cash or for short journeys.
A national test project has found high levels of phosphates and nitrates in a town’s river and streams.
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