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More than 300 people have signed a petition calling for the reopening of a footpath closed to allow controversial redevelopment work to begin.
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Poignant letters between a prisoner of war and his young wife back in Kent tell a tale of love enduring amid the horror of the conflict.
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Inspectors have uncovered a catalogue of problems at a care home and their report brands it inadequate in all areas.
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An artillery emplacement in Kent once home to the largest, longest-range weapons ever installed on mainland Britain has been revealed by excavations.
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Seafarers are demanding compensation from their former employer after belongings were lost during the firing of almost 800 staff.
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The former offices of a travel firm hit hard by the pandemic could be converted into new housing - designed by award-winning architects.
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A baby died in hospital of a brain injury and heart attack after choking on food at his daycare, an inquest has heard.
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Our reporter took a tumble as he hit the ramps at a new £17m skate park - but can't wait to get back on the bike.
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A rural community is to lose its only remaining bank branch after Lloyds announced it will close before the end of the year.
A controversial road closure villagers feared would leave them cut off for six weeks has been abandoned at the last minute.
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Hundreds have signed a petition calling for a rethink on plans to close an important stretch of road for six weeks.
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Fire crews were called to a blaze which broke out close to two schools and engulfed trees.
A pensioner caught trying to take more than £9,000 in cash abroad has forfeited the money despite never being charged with a crime.
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Fire crews were called to a town centre police station after a blaze broke out on the second floor.
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A councillor has welcomed the decision by a watchdog committee to uphold the awarding of a grant of almost £19k to his business.
The new wellness business promises to use gut health and other 'bio-hacks' to improve people's quality of life.
A race organiser who has continued to flout orders banning the staging of motocross events has been fined for a second time.
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Plans for a caravan site look set to be rejected - despite work on the pitches being completed, families moving in and support from neighbours.
We take a look inside a former Edwardian tea room and theatre which is being saved as part of a high-end residential development.
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The team behind the new shop and tasting room promise 'fantastic wines at every price point'.
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