All stock is being reduced to clear as Mothercare starts its closing down sale today.

Council Scrooges who ordered a charity to remove a banner advertising its Christmas card shop have performed a festive u-turn.

No new council homes have been built in the one of the county's districts in the last seven years, sparking criticism of its approach to housing.

Extra police will be patrolling a high street over Christmas after complaints from fed-up business owners about fights and damage to their shops.

More than half of workers at Kent County Council do not have confidence in decisions made by managers and directors, according to an internal survey.

Customers have been told they will be given refunds after a Christmas pantomime was unexpectedly cancelled.

Nando's has come under fire from a diner who claims staff have breached hygiene rules.

More businesses are moving to a new complex by the spring.

Companies who supplied equipment to the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs pantomime have hit back at comments made by the promoters.

Plans for a large refurbishment have been approved for a centre.

Mothercare has confirmed which of its Kent stores it will close - with a final sale starting tomorrow.

Fundraising is continuing with hopes the new extension will be fully open by 2020.

College will stage the free event which takes place in February - after the meaningful vote has taken place in the Commons.

TV star and comic Dara O Briain handed out the top awards at a plush London hotel.

A grammar school has revealed plans for a £6 million sports hub which could be used for youth academies run by Premier League football clubs.

An 18th century village pub will be demolished if plans to build four new homes on the site are approved.

Human rights campaigners are calling for Twitter to take action after revealing Kent Police dealt with 5,000 reports of online violence towards women.

Plans for a new clubhouse for a community football club have been approved despite neighbours' worries about noise.

Plans to convert old farmland into homes in a village have been accepted.

Nearly 3,000 foreign lorries are avoiding paying charges at the Dartford Crossing every week, according to newly uncovered figures.