Proposals for a huge development on an abandoned farm have been revived, with a new secondary school now included.

A popular independent shop will close amid mounting pressure from online retailers offering “heavy discounts”.

A woman who says she was addicted to running away as a teen has turned her life around and is now helping other youngsters with their struggles.

A single mum from Kent is competing to win £100,000 in the BBC’s wilderness reality programme, Survivor.

A clothing shop which has launched its eighth branch hopes to fill the void left behind by a long-running menswear store.

A new walking trail stretching across 25 miles of the Kent coast has opened.

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 controversial litter warden firm which pockets more than two-thirds of fine money could be binned off in a move to bring the service back in-house.

A council is reviewing whether to axe its free Christmas tree collection for more than 26,000 homes – the last remaining district with such a service.

An industrial estate is set for a huge expansion, including a new McDonald’s, amid concerns the site will attract anti-social behaviour.

Grieving relatives of a young man who took his own life have been left “angry and devastated” after his seafront memorial was vandalised.

Clothes, car number plates and bottles of urine have been cleared from the verge of one of Kent’s busiest roads.

A fire has broken out in a bungalow with large plumes of smoke billowing from the roof.

The sister of a young woman described as a “ray of sunshine” has launched a fundraiser following her tragic death.

The sister of a young woman described as a “ray of sunshine” has launched a fundraiser following her tragic death.

A shocked resident has found a mass of cracks appearing on a cycle path just months after it opened.

A crisis facing a Kent bus firm has left parents fearing their children will be left stranded and other passengers concerned for their independence.

People in Kent still shielding from Covid say they feel “forgotten about” as society has gone back to normal following the pandemic.

A landlord has been hit with a fine after charging a tenant for a waste disposal fee, before dropping the rubbish on a secluded route.

It’s easy to think freak shows died out in Victorian London – but they lived on and Kent would host them well into the 20th century.