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Emergency crews were called to a fire that took hold of a bungalow this morning.
A school’s bid for a BMX and mountain bike track just yards from a row of homes has left residents fearing their lives will be blighted by noise.
Parts of three Kent beaches will be closed over the next month as a flood defence scheme costing almost half a million pounds gets underway.
Armed police descended on a town centre following reports of a suspect making threats with a weapon.
Beachgoers in part of Kent are concerned after restrictions were issued on two of its award-winning beaches days before the bank holiday weekend.
A TV presenter is urging people to join a march against a huge new housing development this weekend - describing it as “another threat to nature”.
The owner of a historic Martello tower says the site should open as a holiday let by the end of the year.
Council bosses have been accused of prioritising holes in the road over children amid fears about a youth club’s future.
Stallholders will be back in business after losing their town centre pitches three years ago.
Proposals to roll out a sprawling solar farm capable of powering more than 9,000 homes are on the cusp of being ditched.
A landlady has told a council meeting how she and her husband Paul Hollywood have spent huge sums trying to save her family’s village pub.
A pensioner with cancer says the stress of living in a flat ridden with mould has left her unable to sleep.
Residents are battling to stop a Grade II-listed village pub run by Paul Hollywood's wife from being “lost forever”.
Controversial plans for a sewage plant to treat 6,000 new homes have been thrown out following concerns over “intolerable odours”.
A £6.6 million restoration project to preserve one of Kent’s most historic assets has received a significant boost with further grant funding.
An opening date has been revealed for a new play park on a popular Kent beach.
Frustrated theatre-goers were forced to stand in an underground car park for more than an hour - just to queue to pay for parking.
A town’s only theatre has issued a plea for help as it tries to raise £20,000 to secure its future.
A beloved seafront cafe is set to relocate while the grand restoration of its historic home gets underway.
The new landlord of a backstreet pub says he wants to make the venue reach its full potential by hosting gigs and making it a “community hub”.