A public meeting, hosted by a lobby group and Gravesham MP Adam Holloway, will be held next week to discuss the latest on the Lower Thames Crossing.

Losing her own beautiful hair to help others has left young Medine Bilgen light-headed and inspired on a mission to help others.

A drop-in cancer centre in Tunbridge Wells has benefited from the sale of unclaimed lost property handed into the police.

A woman has been given £50 as an apology after finding an "insect" in her food while enjoying a birthday brunch at a department store.

Years of huge losses led to investors losing £32m after the original firm which ran Dickens World went bust, it's been revealed.

A 17-year-old boy suffered a heart attack and was foaming at the mouth after taking a drug that is legal to buy in shops.

Costa Coffee wants to open a cafe at the Warren Retail Park.

A site which was home to Neanderthal man and dates back to Palaeolithic times has been put on a national 'at risk' register.

A public consultation on a controversial housing scheme for Sheppey closed on Friday as campaigners stepped up their opposition to the development.

A grandad has been recognised for his hard work and dedication to life saving and swimming.

The mother of a teenager who died after a crash with a van is aiming to become the figurehead of a campaign to get more respect for cyclists.

A couple who have suffered a series of setbacks ahead of their wedding might be the unluckiest in Kent after a last-minute catering crisis.

A community effort to give an ex-serviceman the adapted home he needed will be aired next week

More housing than predicted will need to be built in Gravesham, after latest migration figures were reveled.

Customers are angry after their post office closed.

Mote Park, in Maidstone, has been named as one of the top three open spaces in the county

A businessman's dream of opening a country pub is still on the cards, despite several delays.

Visitors to Civic Centre are being advised of the temporary closure of Tannery Lane next week.

Ticket prices for the Kent rail network will not rise by as much as expected next year after the government announced a cap to protect passengers.

More than 300 people flocked through the doors at an annual fundraiser at the weekend.