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A “chalk scar” which “can be seen from the moon” has been created at a building site - with a council now ordering a halt on some engineering work.
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A garage owner says he feared he was about to lose his business after watching flames engulf the premises but has opened again in double-quick time.
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Divisive plans for a cafe next to a historic castle garden will spark "traffic chaos" in the area, opponents say.
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A three-day music and dance festival will still go ahead despite being refused a premises licence amid fears over crime.
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Colourful fish, dancing robots and a firebreather were just some of the sights on show at the popular Hythe Venetian Fete.
Bosses behind a golf course with views over the Channel want to expand the car park for growing members, despite concern over harm to plants.
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Armed officers and a police helicopter swooped on a town amid fears a gunman was on the loose.
Residents reliant on public transport have expressed concerns over why they’ve been waiting a year for new electric buses to turn up.
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A Kent comedian’s gag has been named as the funniest joke told at one of the country’s top festivals.
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Police are investigating the third fire in three weeks in the same neighbourhood - with the latest at a nursery.
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A crackdown on speeding through a Kent village has seen 20 motorists reported – with one clocked at almost double the legal limit.
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A mum and her two young sons have to sleep in their living room because rats have infested the upstairs bedrooms and loft.
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A retired GP died from a gunshot wound and his wife had fatal levels of potassium cyanide, an inquest has heard.
Pfizer staff made redundant by the pharmaceutical giant have now been taken on by a new firm.
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One man has been charged, and another bailed, after a robbery at a post office where staff were threatened.
Villagers have won the battle to stop homes being built on a horse field, claiming “everybody has the right to breathe clean, fresh air”.
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Concerns have been raised after a London council revealed it is in “advanced negotiations” to house some of its residents in a Kent district.
We spoke to locals about life in Kent’s second-smallest village, where there have been no new building developments for 64 years.
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A driver accused of causing death by driving without due care after a young dad was killed has appeared in court for the first time.
A four-story hub promising to boost investment and jobs has been given the stamp of approval.
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