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A bold vision to reshape a controversial multi-storey car park to include swanky apartments has been branded "madness".
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Sales for eateries in a city are booming, with almost a quarter of all premises now being classed in the food and drink category.
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An “exceptionally oversubscribed” grammar school is to expand its intake this September to cater for a huge demand for places.
A 440-space car park will be shut throughout next week to allow for a new technology system to be installed.
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A doctor who used an old pad to prescribe a friend sleeping pills has been suspended.
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TV fashion guru Gok Wan will be among the 20,000 people participating in the county's biggest LGBT festival next week.
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More details have been revealed regarding an "immensely complex" project aimed at preventing a terrorist attack on busy retail streets.
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Dozens of traders are revolting against a second term for divisive scheme aimed at boosting business and footfall.
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Police have issued a computer-generated image of a man they are hoping to track down following a distraction burglary.
A 25-year-old man is to appear at crown court charged with a variety of offences ranging from pinching number plates to stealing laptops.
A number of expensive pieces of jewellery - including and Omega watch - are among the items to have been stolen from a house.
A developer says it is prepared to pump £7.5 million into a bike scheme at a new housing estate.
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A 17-year-old boy is set to appear in court after he was arrested following a drugs raid.
An MP has been accused of using "magical maths" after claiming a triumph for remain voters at the European Parliament elections.
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One of Kent's most historical landmarks could be set to reopen after being shut for years.
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Hundreds of homes - and a McDonald's restaurant - have been left without electricity in a widespread power outage.
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Hundreds of foreign lorry drivers are refusing to cough up when fined for parking illegally on an industrial estate.
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Plans to open an indoor climbing centre in a warehouse on an industrial estate have been given the green light.
Hundreds of mobile phone users are unable to make or receive calls or texts due to a major network outage.
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It has been revealed a host of operators were interested in moving into a yet-to-be-built hotel which is likely to begin being constructed next month.
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