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A church has transformed an empty pub into a centre for the community
Tomorrow would have been Safiya Stewart's 19th birthday and to mark the day an award for inspirational young people has been created in her memory.
Elsie-Rose has defied doctors’ predictions that she would not see her first birthday, and now her family are fundraising to buy a special wheelchair.
A grandmother and two young children escaped to safety after a fire started in a utility room.
A campervan dating back to the 60s - which created years of memories for one holidaying family - has been stolen.
Mystery potential buyer of Medway's grandest property is believed to be local to the the Towns and is fairly well-known.
A sports club with more than 600 members is on the brink of closing down after being forced to leave its current home.
One of Kent's grandest family mansions is on the market - and the best bit? Every penny from the sale is going to charity.
The father of a talented young musician who died of leukaemia aged 22 has taken on his son's request to raise cancer awareness.
Arriva bus company bosses have agreed to think again after axing services to a business estate where more than 5,000 people work.
Drug dealers are finding a lucrative market inside a Kent youth jail - which has led to one death and mental health issues.
A businessman has told of the joy of being on British soil - after not only fighting cancer but insurers in a bid to be brought home from Cyprus.
A seriously ill man diagnosed with cancer is still not home - despite travel insurers agreeing to pay his medical bills.
A plan to build up to 300 homes off a country lane in Rainham is likely to be scrapped amid a barrage of protest.
The man in charge of Medway’s transport network has demanded an urgent meeting with bus firm Arriva.
A new-style gym that opened in Strood earlier this year has closed, leaving some members hundred of pounds out of pocket.
A seriously ill cancer sufferer can finally come home from Cyprus after an insurance wrangle was settled.
Traditional signwriter Mick Pollard, who has left his creative mark on many shops and pubs in historic Rochester High Street, has received an award.
A crimewave has swept across a square mile of Rochester and two councillors are leading the way in a bid to stamp it out.
She is known for flying down a ski slope at a rate of knots, but now skier Charlotte Evans is heading for the high seas.
