Landowners trying to shift land earmarked for 30 flats have been forced to drop the asking price revealing the struggles they are facing.

A retired footballer has told the remarkable story of how he rose from club football in Kent to playing for New Zealand in the FIFA World Cup of 1982.

Abandoned houses could be knocked down to make way for retirement apartments, as a major developer eyes up the site.

Officers investigating a reported hate crime at a hotel have released a CCTV image of a woman they would like to speak to.

The leader of the Green Party at County Hall has opened up about his background and mission to make Kent a better place.

A former soldier accused of killing an 18-year-old month alongside the boy’s mum, has taken the stand for the first time in his trial.

People in one Kent borough are being urged to display a poster if they are opting out of Halloween trick or treating events.

Emergency services attended the scene of a collision between a lorry and car, on a rural road.

A traumatised dad says he was left shaken and in tears after being pulled over by armed police following what he claims was a malicious 999 call.

A man accused of murdering his girlfriend's baby boy told police he bit and shook the youngster after finding him lifeless in his caravan.

A person has died after being hit by a train.

A grieving daughter says her cancer-stricken dad was denied more precious time with his family because of repeated delays to his treatment.

We're giving away thousands of reflective keyrings to children in Kent to help them remain visible to drivers during the darker days ahead.

A jury heard a man accused of murdering a toddler said “What have I done?” after being told of his death – while the boy’s mum broke down in tears.

A market town famous for having independent traders rather than national chains is set to welcome its first ever Poundland.

A renowned scientist has warned a fire or explosion at a huge solar farm being built in Kent is a “statistical certainty”.

A woman found to be involved in a fly-tipping offence has been convicted and ordered to pay nearly £5,000.

A doctor has told the jury at the Alfie Phillips murder trial the toddler was covered in injuries from ‘head to foot’ including bite marks.

Three Kent towns suffering a bank shortage could be set to see banking hubs set up in their high streets.

Worried residents fear a treasured green space on their estate used for community events could be turned into housing.