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Plans to convert a historic military building into a four-bedroom home have been branded a “travesty and betrayal” by concerned campaigners.
A historic castle has been turned into a film set - but its owners have issued an apology following a “misunderstanding of the site’s boundaries”.
A chart-topping singer has named a Kent amusement park as one of his favourite venues to perform at.
Plan for a new children’s home has been approved despite neighbours fears it could change their quiet neighbourhood forever.
Plans for seven futuristic phone boxes with touch-screens have been refused amid fears they would ‘clutter’ up a town centre.
Investigators have released a new image in the search for a man missing for more than a week.
A road connecting a town and seafront will remain closed until next summer following two landslides, amid a campaign to save a historic landmark.
Plans for 64 homes have been given the green light while another eight in a nearby village were also given the nod.
Plans for new homes remain on hold amid fears of a road accident similar to that which claimed the life of a young girl and her grandmother.
The number of wine bars in Kent is on the up - but is it all because of Londoners moving to the county? We visited a few to find out.
The company behind the popular Cosy Club chain has revealed the opening date for its next restaurant and bar.
A concerned pensioner is calling for a police crackdown on e-scooter riders who he says are ruining his daily walks along a coastal beauty spot.
Motorists heading out of the county are facing queues on the motorway after reports of a broken-down vehicle.
A terminally-ill man whose wife is behind bars for plotting to kill him says he intends to stay alive long enough so “she can come back home”.
The government is offering a six-year contract worth £521 million to run two centres for people seeking asylum who cross the Channel in small boats.
Plans to ‘squeeze in’ a block of flats behind existing homes have sparked concerns from dozens of neighbours over a lack of privacy.
There are fears schoolchildren will be put in danger by lorries reversing down a narrow country lane to access a new housing development.
Charges have been brought against four teenagers following a town centre fight, which saw three people assaulted.
Residents' fears of a rejected housing estate plan rearing its head again have been realised after a developer launched an appeal against the refusal.
A taskforce to deliver the revival of a seaside town featured in hit ITV drama has launched as a councillor described it as being stuck in the 1980s.