A row has broken out after a woman was told to stop breastfeeding her eight-month-old daughter in a public swimming pool.

Looking back over 25 years of teaching dance in Deal, Chris and Jean Balfour of Footsteps Dance School have so many memories.

Much-loved family attraction Farming World will reopen at Easter with new animals, the landowner has vowed after fears it would close for good.

The Green Party claims the police have been spying on a councillor involved in anti-live export campaigns.

University staff across the county are staging a walkout today in coordinated strike action over pay.

Plans go on show today for a development which could lead to a new rail station and hundreds of homes.

A public toilet in Gravesend will be open 24 hours a day in a trial to see if people can pee responsibly, Gravesham council has said.

Changes to the recycling and waste collection service for Thanet residents will go live on Monday.

Heath Street in Dartford was sealed off by police last night when a man was run over and then beaten up.

Twenty-five years of campaigning to keep footpaths open and maintained has come to an end for Gordon Sencicle, of Alfred Square, Deal.

One Thanet Extra reader braved the elements during the big storm last week to grab this stunning shots.

Cash grants are being offered to encourage involvement in the arts.

Shoppers will be able to park for free at certain times in a Swale council bid to boost Christmas trade.

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Residents awoke on Monday to witness the fallout from Storm St Jude, including flooding, felled trees, damage to property and power cuts.

Olympic swimmer Chris Cook is backing Cliftonville primary pupil Lily Jewell to go the distance in her fundraising swim for Cancer Research

The grieving mother of a young man who died after reportedly taking legal highs has thanked people for their support at his funeral.

A TV 'expert' and high-profile businesswoman has been chosen as the figure of hate to be 'burned at the stake' on Edenbridge's bonfire this weekend.

A taxi driver had a stand off with a bus driver who refused to accept his Scottish £5 note for a fare.

As many as 1,500 homes in Kent have spent their second night without power after a devastating storm - and some won't be reconnected until Friday.