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A harbour authority is seeking two members of its local community to fill non-executive posts by the summer.
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Householders are warned to keep their chimneys swept regularly after flames broke out at a property yesterday.
A council cabinet has agree an officers' recommendation to push up car park charges, some by nearly a quarter.
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Firefighters rescued people from a flat after a fire broke out on the ground floor.
A man and a woman were injured and taken to hospital after a road accident and a driver was arrested.
More than 1,000 faith leaders have spoken out against the Government's new Nationality and Borders Bill and want key parts changed.
A shortlist of three designs have been left for a town council's new logo and locals are asked to have their say.
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Members of the public can, over the next month, give their views on controls against nuisance from dogs and people drinking in public.
Rotary Club members in a Kent town have had a live link-up with counterparts from a namesake community in America.
A council will vote next week on whether to put up charges from £1.30 to £1.60 an hour at its parking spaces.
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A Kent-born journalist who survived bombings and was on holiday where terrorists opened fire has died in his 80s after a short illness.
An electric bicycle was promptly returned to its owner after a theft, and a suspect arrested, with the help of a community website.
Three successive ship collisions 50 years ago, which caused mass deaths, will feature in a historic film showing.
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The mother of a missing man who has now been found dead has paid a moving tribute to him.
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A magician who is part of the mod movement is performing to help stop the closure of a town's only theatre.
The reintroduction of fishing at a pier, after four years, has been held up by severe weather, it has now been confirmed.
From the 'Vomit Comet' to luxury ferries, a seasoned traveller looks back at his trips across the Channel.
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An anglers' return to a pier after nearly four years could be stalled by bad weather this weekend.
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Thousands of people crossing the Channel in small boats have suffered hypothermia while others have had burns or suspected broken bones.
Initial work for a new public transport system begins this week but a road to an estate will be temporarily closed for this.
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