More on KentOnline
Road closures were in place along a busy main road heading through a village following a serious crash involving two vehicles.
A town centre car park could be redeveloped to provide 51 affordable homes.
A town’s annual river festival will climax with a spectacular fireworks display.
A Queen Anne home set in the grounds of an historic religious site – known for its ‘miracles’ – is on the market.
Shoppers are invited to go on a hunt to find animation character Shaun the Sheep, and take part in a range of other activities.
A campaign to supplement a grass football pitch with a 3G all-weather facility is making progress – although it is still a long way from completion.
A countryside florist shop was unanimously given permission to stay and carry on business, despite its “unsustainable location”.
A town’s finances have taken a big hit after the local authority will miss out on hundreds of thousands of pounds.
A green campaigner has penned a folk song which aims to raise awareness about a major development.
A Turkish barbers is hoping a council gives it the nod to continue operating.
A gypsy site has been approved despite calls by a parish council for a rethink.
Councillors have declared they must “stop playing” in their response to the climate emergency and add more solar panels to a housing development.
A public park described as “grim, menacing and dystopian” is to get its own police office.
A payphone is under threat of being removed by BT after being used on average only once a week.
A new church centre that has been 10 years in the making will host its first service this weekend.
A double amputee and PTSD sufferer are seeking permission to create a drop-in centre for fellow ex-servicemen.
A drummer has composed a piece on his snare drum to accompany the sound of a building site pile-driver that’s been driving him and his neighbours mad.
Land-owner plans to charge dog owners for walking their pets in a field divided into two paddocks.
Rotting food has been spread over a main road after a side door on a waste lorry opened as it went around a roundabout.
Villagers worried about post offices closing have been told there are applicants coming forward.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!