After a saga lasting more than a month, a damaged ship full of potentially explosive cargo has finally left Kent’s shores - so what happens next?

Villagers’ attempts to have their old national school building listed have failed.

Villagers, friends and emergency service workers joined forces to give lifesaving treatment to a teenage girl who collapsed in a cardiac arrest.

A new self-service kiosk offering 24-hour kayak hire could lead to drunken drownings in a harbour, it is feared.

A cat rescue centre is appealing for help after hitting “an absolute brick wall” with its number of moggies following the arrival of six “miracles”.

Can children cope without a smartphone until age 14 or 16? Thousands of Kent parents think so and they’re on a mission to change things.

A family has refused to pay a fine they received after taking their daughter and autistic son on holiday during term time.

Much-needed repairs are due to start at two publicly-owned museums to ensure the historic buildings are preserved.

The Women’s Royal Naval Service Association has honoured its oldest surviving member from the Second World War - at the age of 105.

A couple say their son has “defied doctors” after surviving a two-hour seizure but he has been left unable to walk or talk.

Businesses and villagers say problems with the ticket machines in a public car park are putting people off visiting the high street.

A fed-up family say their neighbours have been playing musical instruments “all day, every day” and they “can’t take it anymore”.

A super-fit 87-year-old says too many elderly people “don’t look after themselves” after completing his latest run just months after having a stroke.

We’ve rounded up the most hauntingly-good displays in the county ahead of the spooky season.

A documentary about migration from Albania to the UK will be appearing on KMTV.

Villagers are “over the moon” as a council prepares to backtrack on an “astronomical” increase in car park charges.

How did a village once renowned for its quaint antique shops and modest homes transform into a luxury house hotspot? Millie Bowles reports.

A couple who have spent 20 years at the helm share their secret to success after turning a pub on the brink of closure into a thriving community spot.

A council is clamping down on taxi drivers who refuse to take passengers without cash or for short journeys.

The owner of a popular award-winning tapas restaurant is selling up to “focus on other ventures”.