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A supermarket is facing a backlash at plans to cut down century-old trees to create more parking spaces.
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Southern trains are still disrupted today after a fault with the signalling system at Streatham Common.
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A gang rammed through a gate before threatening guests with a knife and broken bottles, smashing furniture and smearing walls with pizza.
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Kent passengers face major disruption to and from London Victoria and through Streatham - with delays of up to 60 minutes.
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A house has suffered damage after a fire broke out on the ground floor.
A newly formed charity has applied for a £100,000 grant in its bid to take over the empty boatyard building in a Kent town.
Two commercial properties have suffered smoke damage after a rubbish fire broke out.
A council says work is ongoing to remove travellers who have set up camp on two sites in Herne Bay.
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A man was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after his car struck a tree.
A new charity assault course event has been set up to test you and your colleagues.
A couple who have spent two years trying to identify the owners of a town centre path are now calling for the authorities to make improvements.
Tennis lovers will enjoy Kent strawberries at this year's Wimbledon, starting today - and a huge amount is expected to be served.
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A man who hid a Vietnamese child inside a suitcase in the boot of his car has today been jailed for 18 months.
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A man found hanged days before he was going on trial for historic sex offences left letters blaming officers for his death.
A former priest from Kent told the nation that he "loves a toyboy" as he appeared on Jeremy Kyle today.
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Thousands of pounds is expected to be raised for a charity which supports disabled adults at a new one-day festival event.
A primary school was reportedly sent into lockdown after two boys were seen carrying an air rifle nearby.
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Tougher sentences will be handed out to those caught dealing fentanyl thanks to the brave efforts of a Deal mum.
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The fight to bring in Robert’s Law in memory of a teenager who died after taking fentanyl continues with a parliamentary debate today.
A district council has been forced to pay out almost £88,000 after it granted a lease to the wrong company, KentOnline can exclusively reveal.
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