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The opening of a town’s newest supermarket has been pushed back by bosses, KentOnline can reveal.
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Work on a £250m development on the outskirts of town has been set back by about two years following a series of delays.
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Shoppers are lining the entrances to Laura Ashley stores as the chain launches its closing down sale.
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Three arrests have been made after an elderly man paid out substantial sums of cash for sub-standard building work at his home.
A large knife and drugs were seized after a man was spotted trying to sell a blade at a train station.
Angry jet-skiers are urging a council to reopen a launching ramp and say sports enthusiasts are being punished for the actions of a minority.
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A pair of teenage drug dealers described as persistent offenders by police have been jailed.
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More than £3.5 million could be spent on GP surgery, school and library expansions – if plans for a 450-home estate are approved.
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A seaside plaque commemorating the life of a well-known blackface minstrel is under review after campaigners called for it to be removed.
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A man in his 60s was spat at three times by the same thug who broke his finger just days before.
A probe has been launched after a bandana-wearing man tried to lead a boy away by the arm.
Statistics show about 29% of the county's workforce are having their wages paid by the taxpayer.
Church leaders have sent their condolences to a Kent couple whose daughters were discovered stabbed to death in a park.
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A man posing as a member of a church stole a bag containing cash, cards, a mobile phone and passport from an elderly woman.
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A man with a "nasty temper" and almost 50 offences to his name has been jailed for stabbing a nightclub owner in the stomach.
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A train line was closed after trespassers dumped tyres along a stretch of tracks.
A decision will soon be announced on a date for this year's Kent Test amid growing calls to delay it because of the coronavirus pandemic.
An MP has sparked fury by joking about smashing a bust of a Roman emperor in the wake of the statue of slave trader Edward Colston being torn down.
The tragic final moments of a happy-go-lucky teenager found dead in the sea by loved ones remain a mystery.
Kent’s largest theatre is calling for emergency government funding after suffering significant losses during lockdown.
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