After month's of waiting the opening date of one Kent town's first Nando's has been revealed.

Staff shortages have been blamed by a council as its £45 per year brown bin collection service has become the latest to be affected this week.

The parents of a 45-year-old father-of-four who was killed in a crash have spoken of their shock and paid tribute to their "bubbly and popular" son.

A care home has been plunged into special measures after inspectors discovered staff and residents were “scared” of a person living at the site.

The final of hit reality show Love Island is to be shown on the big screen at Dreamland later this month.

A Kent woman has admitted stealing more than £69,000 from her employers.

A pub which dated back to 1750 has been demolished to make way for a controversial seven-home scheme.

Gas works which were causing problems on the Isle of Sheppey are set to finish ahead of schedule.

A paedophile has been jailed after being caught paying women to film themselves abusing children.

Fed-up car park users are calling for fines to be introduced for horse riders who leave behind animal poo after dung was left across a disabled bay.

A Kent businesswoman who chose a charity giving wheelchairs for disabled dogs as her charity of the year has donated funds to provide one for a dog.

A Mexican restaurant with a Californian twist hopes to open next month in spite of a recent setback in the planning process.

A 45-year-old woman reported missing from Ashford has been found.

Elderly residents have been left frightened by unkempt and poorly lit pathways outside their homes which they say put them at risk of injury.

Britain has been doing great in the Olympics which has brought memories flooding back to 90-year-old table tennis veteran Alan Woolven.

The remains of a 2,000-year-old Roman temple that were discovered on a building site are set to be unveiled to the public.

Customers say they were so shocked by the length of the queues at an event at a popular attraction, they turned round and went home again.

The Rev Cindy Kent, singer with 60s pop group The Settlers, is returning to London after five years on the Isle of Sheppey.

Angry villagers fearful of increased traffic woes and sewage problems are vehemently opposed to plans to build 115 homes on farmland.

Traumatised staff at a care home ravaged by Covid were left saying: 'We can't take it if anyone else dies.'