Emergency crews and highways engineers have cordoned off part of a busy road after a hole opened up this afternoon.

The wait is over... the next big area to star on a Monopoly board has been revealed.

Plans to turn a prison into student digs have moved a step closer to reality, after the Ministry of Justice handed over the keys to a Kent university.

A building site worker has been taken to hospital after a crane toppled onto a trench he was working in today.

A breast cancer survivor faced a new battle... after surgery performed by a now-disgraced surgeon left her in agony.

A man who went missing from his home in Herne this morning and sparked a search including the police helicopter, has been found.

Developers insist a new 800-home scheme will not take away a village's identity as they submit plans for an 85 acre site.

Market traders and retailers have given their views ahead of the Herne Bay Saturday market being moved into the town centre from its King's Road site

Canterbury City Council has stopped traders using microphones or amplified sound when the Herne Bay Saturday market moves into the town centre in May

A developer is calling on councils to rethink their planning strategy, saying the future lies in mixed-use projects on the edge of towns.

A disabled veteran who is travelling 11,000 miles around Britain on a mobility scooter was told to leave a pub... because of his cats.

The Whitstable Gazette has launched a survey this week asking for views on town centre traffic.

Children at Avenue Nursery held a special Mother's Day event at the nursery school last week

An April Fool's stunt that appeared to show a cyclist submerged in a pond took a sour twist today.

A man has been charged with sexual assault after an alleged attack on a woman in an alleyway.

Anxious parents are still none the wiser after education chiefs refused to reveal why a head teacher suddenly left - or if she will ever return.

A boozy night gone wrong or an elaborate prank? Villagers were stunned to find what appeared to be a cyclist stuck head-first in a village pond today.

Solicitors, probation officers and law students gathered outside Canterbury Magistrates Court to protest against planned £215 million cut in Legal Aid

A students' union has been forced to apologise and pull a promotional poster featuring a lone woman after it was branded "offensive" and "disgusting".

Plans for a new supermarket, cinema and restaurants in Canterbury have been shelved after Sainsbury's says the move is not "financially viable".