An investigation which stemmed from police pulling over a vehicle without a front number plate has seen a sixth person charged.

A couple who hand-built a mesmerising retro neon junkyard boozer in their backyard are in the running to have it named the country’s best.

One of Kent’s largest shopping centre’s original three anchor tenants is set to depart the mall after the best part of three decades.

The funerals arrangements have been confirmed for a popular and highly respected councillor following his sudden passing.

There are delays and diversions for rail passengers heading to London due to a landslip on the tracks.

Students at an adult education centre at risk of closure as part of council cuts have said more needs to be done to save such facilities.

Our reporter visited an all-American fifties diner where Elvis plays on the speakers and waffles with bacon are on the menu.

People will get the opportunity to step aboard an historic ship when it docks into a Kent town later this month as part of a series of sailings.

Residents are up in arms over plans for the fast food chain to extend its opening hours amid concerns over more litter and more anti-social behaviour.

Two best friends with a huge combined social media following are teaming up to promote a hospice’s pre-loved fashion venture.

Motorists are being warned to plan ahead as a well-used bridge over a busy stretch of A-road is set to be closed again overnight for repairs.

Crews have left the scene of a hay bale blaze after almost two days.

Work to build a new care home on the site of a controversially demolished pub has officially started.

A scrap between two boys at school led to one woman kicking, punching and pulling the hair of a mother - and all in front of other youngsters.

Work is underway to knock down outdated council flats dating back to the late 1950s to make way for 46 new homes.

A government minister has paid a visit to the site of a collapsed road which is still closed 18 months on.

There’s confusion with the prices and the front door as Secret Drinker ends up in a pub all on his lonesome

Plans to add more flats and a ground floor café onto the site of a now demolished high street pub have been thrown out after scores of objections.

A school has expressed its heartbreak after its parent-run tuck shop was broken into and destroyed.

Dates have been set for people to meet with the team that will build the Lower Thames Crossing if it is approved.