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Official plans have been submitted to redevelop the huge site of a former department store.
Organisers behind Kent's international arts festival say the event will still be going ahead this autumn despite the coronavirus crisis.
Two school girls have found themselves thrust into the limelight of the modelling world, after being compared to the famous Hadid sisters.
An aspiring human rights lawyer who earned a place at the University of Cambridge has resorted to GoFundMe to help finance her dream Masters degree.
Four cyclists attempted to cycle the height of Everest - but only one reached the summit.
A 'transport revolution' could be on its way to Kent - as the county council confirms it hopes to trial rental e-scooters on the streets.
A disabled man on a low income who relies heavily on online grocery shopping was shocked to find Tesco's delivery costs had almost trebled.
A Kent MP embroiled in a transphobia row has apologised for causing offence and announced she is taking a break from Twitter.
A fourth person has been arrested after a man discovered in a school playing field with a serious head injury died in hospital.
Residents fear they will not be able to return to their homes for several months after a number of properties were flooded by a burst water main.
A cathedral chorister has failed to make the semi-finals of The Voice Kids despite a stirring performance of Bridge Over Troubled Water.
A builder swimming the English Channel for charity has helped rescue three migrants from a sinking kayak.
Devastated pet owners have lost a number of cats hit by cars on a main road - prompting a plea for drivers to take care.
Critics have hit out at proposals to flatten an old pub driven past by thousands each day.
An MP at the centre of a transphobia row has been urged to apologise by campaigners after she said "only women have a cervix”.
A 98-year-old garden centre hit by tragedy says its future could be thrown into doubt if it loses a controversial planning appeal.
More than 160,000 trees should be planted as part of a drive to create “new forests” across the district, says a city councillor.
Crews have been using beaters to tackle the flames at a field fire.
Power to a railway line was turned off while police arrested a man on the tracks.
Supporters of a Kent charity for the vulnerable have had personal data illegally accessed.
