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Flooded at Christmas and still not back in her home, Lisa Peacock has been told by her insurers they will no longer pay for rented accommodation.
It's all a question of balance, the audience at a debate into the benefits and dis-benefits of solar power was told.
There is no need for a developer to drive a road through an ancient wood, argue councillors.
A nine-year-old Weald girl is attempting to swim a mile to help stroke victims and their families.
Maidstone Council's decision to refuse a major redevelopment at the old KCC Springfield site is being challenged in the courts.
A Tory election hopeful thrown out of the party after a BNP poster appeared on his Facebook page said he had been hacked.
It's full speed ahead for the redevelopment of a train station and car park after councillors rejected an out-of-town shopping centre.
A former British Paratrooper who jumped twice into Arnhem has died.
David Hoffman has done it his way - by waiting until he was 80 to become a singing star.
UPDATE: Police spent three hours talking a distressed woman off a railway bridge.
Two Government appeal decisions may toll the death knell for the solar farms on agricultural land.
A dog-lover is rejoicing after her appeal on Kent Online for people to help find her missing pet paid off.
The Mayor of Maidstone will cruise the River Medway in exercise of his ancient "swan-upping" rights.
A fire in the basement of a shop in Maidstone is believed to have been caused by an electrical fault
Plans for a major new shopping centre near the M20 that would have seen an £85 million investment have been voted down.
The row over a new £85m out-of-town shopping centre is hotting up ahead of a decision by planning authorities this week.
Cllr Richard Lusty, a key figure on the Tory benches, has resigned from Maidstone council.
Police are hunting a gang of six youths and three girls after a spate of vandalism in the Loose Valley Conservation Area.
Residents in Wouldham fear a new "greenway" route will bring traffic chaos in its wake.
The Kent Test has been redesigned to make it harder for pupils to be coached to pass, said education cabinet member Roger Gough
