A £26 million leisure centre has been approved by a council cabinet.

An MP has asked the Government to call in a town's Local Plan over concerns about developments and traffic congestion.

Former EastEnders star Ross Kemp will cut the ribbon at a new GO Outdoors store.

Bosses at a sports retailer have revealed when they are opening a new shopping centre store - more than six months after Mothercare shut its doors.

A family cursed with debilitating health problems say they feel the only way the council will rehome them is if one of them has a baby.

Travellers in more than 20 caravans have set up camp at a popular park used by dog walkers and families.

Two people have died after a car hit a group of walkers.

A £70,000 scheme to replace 300m of water pipeline will start today, with temporary traffic lights in place on a main road.

A documentary showing the vital work a Kent cafe is doing to help people tackle grief will air on television tonight.

Commuters are swapping wheels for water as a new boat service from Kent into London launches today for a trial period.

A council is owed more than £50,000 by the firms that run a luxury retirement village, after they failed to pay business rates for five years.

A council is considering shelling out £1,430 for an “inexcusable” mayoral robe made with real fur, sparking a backlash from animal rights campaigners.

In an exclusive interview, reporter Matthew Jackson reveals the challenging life of a migrant worker in Kent.

Welsh rock group Stereophonics gave a thunderous performance in Kent.

Bake Off star Paul Hollywood shocked drinkers when he turned up to a Kent pub dressed in a Nazi uniform.

The summer holidays may have just ended, but some are fast-tracking their Christmas celebrations - with one Kent hotel hosting a Yule Fest in August!

Within a week a new pub, a sixth-form centre and a primary school have all opened in an area that is quickly being developed.

A horse-riding archer is back in the saddle after undergoing life-changing surgery.

These shoddy road markings outside of a school in one Kent village have amused and bemused its residents.

The insidious plant, capable of destroying foundations and growing through brickwork, has been discovered near land earmarked for development.