An animal sanctuary received more than 200 inquiries about eight “gorgeous” spaniel pups and their mum after their plight was revealed.

Dog walkers who failed to pick up pet have been fined as part of a council’s zero-tolerance approach to fouling in the street.

Two men are due in court after a handbag was reportedly stolen from a supermarket car park and a bankcard used in 13 different shops.

Officers continue to investigate a man’s death after his body was found on railway tracks two months ago.

A beloved cliffside lift will be brought back to life with a new cafe and waiting room as part of a huge £6.6 m restoration project.

Teachers at a primary school previously rated ‘requires improvement’ are over the moon to have turned things around after their latest inspection.

You could join us as a trainee reporter as part of a new scheme inviting job applications from would-be journalists with no previous experience.

A British Transport Police officer has been dismissed without notice after he filmed himself masturbating while on duty and in his uniform.

We’re giving one lucky winner a slap-up meal and a glass of champagne at Kent’s The Ivy restaurants.

Farmers from Kent are preparing to join a protest rally in London next week to demonstrate against plans for a new inheritance tax on their land.

A weight restriction is being imposed on a “failing” bridge used by hundreds of drivers every day - meaning long diversions for heavier vehicles.

An unearthed plaque in a former electrical shop has shed new light on how - and where - John Logie Baird first successfully experimented with TV.

More than 200 people are backing a grieving mum’s campaign for dogs to be banned from a cemetery - after she saw the animals “weeing on headstones”.

Fed-up parents of teens with special educational needs say they are bearing the brunt of long delays to applications for paid transport assistance.

Planners have approved homes on an agricultural plot, but have turned down the demolition of a Victorian farmhouse.

A drunk violently attacked her neighbours after they confronted her about playing loud music during the early hours.

A dismayed 82-year-old has revealed why a historic Kent timepiece no longer tells the correct time.

Plans to build a new, permanent community diagnostic centre at a hospital have been approved in a bid to cut down waiting times.

Rail services were severely disrupted following reports a person had been hit by a train on a busy main line.

Sadness has been expressed after a £5,000 bin was set on fire in a suspected arson attack at a Kent beauty spot.