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A £115 million retail development will not go "down the McDonald's route" as it seeks tenants.
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One person has been arrested and two injured following a violent incident at a town train station.
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More than 25,000 Covid tests were carried and some 14,000 lorries were moved on as part of a mammoth challenge to get HGV drivers out of the country.
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After spending more than four decades supplying the people's hardware needs, a pair of sisters are calling it a day.
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The high speed route to London was shut and timetables are being rejigged after someone was hit by a train.
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The RSPCA has recorded a sharp rise in the number of chickens being abandoned by disinterested owners who bought chicks in lockdown.
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Motorists can now use the M20 in both directions on a 15-mile stretch due to the full reopening of a 50mph contraflow system.
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The government is still pressing ahead with its plan to partially reopen schools next week but the decision is set to be discussed today.
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A council is missing out on thousands of pounds worth of rental income due to a huge unit remaining empty for years.
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Two national funeral firms are at loggerheads over their separate plans to build crematoriums in the county.
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Vets miraculously pulled tinsel out from a dog in one piece after he swallowed the Christmas decoration at home.
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Highways bosses believe a bid to expand a McDonald's drive-thru will prevent queues from backing out onto a major road.
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A huge development which will transform an area of Kent has been approved by councillors despite a host of fears over pollution and traffic.
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A huge housing development sprawling across 550 acres is set to be given the go-ahead at a crunch meeting tonight.
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Bosses at discount supermarket chain Aldi, are extremely concerned about plans to allow customers of a proposed terrace of shops to use its car park.
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Beach hut owners have hit out at a council's bid to 'cram in' 20 more shelters at a popular seafront spot.
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A proposed explosion of housing developments in an historic market town will see more than 5,000 new homes built as the population rockets.
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Kent pubs are preparing for an al fresco future as landlords expect the public's desire for social distancing to continue well beyond the pandemic.
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Council officers believe a 275-acre expansion of a fruit farm will benefit the Kent economy in wake of both Brexit and coronavirus.
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Fire crews extinguished an aggressive blaze when a caravan in a layby on a busy A-road went up in flames.
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