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An official bid has been launched to build a new school to cope with increased demand from nearby housing developments.
The heartbroken family of a kind and caring 19-year-old believe the overdose that led to her tragic death was a “cry for help”.
The daughter of an animal park boss has shared a video showing her "beautiful” connection to a lion cub she hand-reared.
A councillor is calling for a junction “to be made safe” amid fears it is becoming an accident blackspot after several high-profile crashes.
A professional woman forced to "swallow her pride" and use a food bank is among the thousands more turning to handouts to keep their families fed.
Phased road works will see 11 roads closed over an 18-month period as part of a patching and preservation project.
CCTV has been released by police investigating reports that a woman’s purse was stolen while she was shopping at a Morrisons supermarket.
A paedophile who carried out horrific sexual offences against children with his wife more than 35 years ago died just months after he was jailed.
A bid for a new winery that could turn Kent’s only city into “England’s sparkling wine capital” is facing another legal challenge.
Head coach Matt Corker saw areas for Canterbury Rugby Club to work on in their dramatic National League 2 East win against Worthing.
A dog lover who rescued a young XL Bully from poor conditions now has nine of them after it gave birth to a surprise litter of adorable pups.
Harry Finch is set to be Kent’s wicketkeeper-batsman for red-ball cricket this summer.
Councillors have unanimously approved plans for a housing scheme locals fear will overcrowd nearby roads and public services.
Two women who have lost loved ones to suicide tell their stories in the hope it will encourage others struggling to open up.
Residents living in a trouble-hit park are calling for action after yobs repeatedly fly-kicked their front doors over five months.
A carer jailed for stealing precious jewellery from elderly dementia sufferers has walked free from prison after having her sentence reduced.
Government plans to ban disposable e-cigarettes have been welcomed by vapers but businesses fear it’s not the best way of tackling their use by kids.
Residents are stepping up calls for a pedestrian crossing after an elderly man was killed at a “hazardous” junction used by 20,000 vehicles per day.
Police were called after two sheep were found wandering around on a housing estate
Eight fire engines tackled a blaze that broke out at a property last night.
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