A “beloved” leopard which has lived in Kent for almost 20 years has died after keepers were faced with a “difficult decision”.

An appeal has been made for land owners to put forward sites for housing or traveller pitches to meet government targets.

A major emergency response was launched to rescue a person trapped in mud.

The family of 49-year-old who died on the M25 after a horror crash involving a motorcycle, lorry, and car have paid tribute to him.

The cause of death for a Kent couple killed after a yacht they were on sunk is still unknown, an inquest has heard.

Bosses of Kent’s biggest Pride festival have described their shock as council bosses say next year’s event cannot be held in the park it calls home.

A man is embroiled in a row with Virgin Media after returning home to find workers digging a huge trench for a broadband cabinet outside.

A Kent holiday park boss has been locked up after a man was left needing surgery for serious facial injuries in a “brutal” attack.

Campaigners trying to get a pub at the “heart of a village” reopened have been told they will have to stump up a considerable sum to seal the deal.

Artwork by an anonymous street artist has been painted in the grounds of a town park.

Two men have been charged with supplying drugs after cocaine, cash and a knuckleduster were discovered in three police raids.

Drivers who filled up cars with “contaminated fuel” from the same petrol station are being referred to a company’s insurers to recoup repair costs.

A charity which supports late-night revellers who get into difficulty in a town centre has been given a new support vehicle.

A hospital that was bought by the NHS at the start of the year has welcomed its first patients after a six-month transition period.

A dad has been jailed after he was found in a £500k five-bedroom house where every room was being used to grow cannabis, apart from the kitchen.

New plans outline how a local authority hopes to develop its leisure facilities as it prepares for a potential influx of 44,000 new residents.

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Weapons including samurai swords, nunchucks and an extendable baton have been seized from the home of a drug dealer.

It is estimated more than 400 people in a unitary authority area could be eligible for the benefit who are not claiming it.

A country park is set to have a £130k community space set up in two 40ft shipping containers to host events and workshops.