A decision by councillors not to grant planning permission for 250 homes to be built on a treasured green space has been overturned.

Officers have been called out almost 700 times in one year to deal with anti-social behaviour in a trouble-hit neighbourhood.

A school is in mourning after a head teacher died aged 48 after unexpectedly falling ill at school.

An alleged sexual predator has appeared in court after a woman woke to find a stranger believed to be prowling in her bedroom.

A national cinema chain with four branches in Kent has confirmed when it will reopen its screens as well as details of a deal to excite film fans.

A mum-of-three has appeared in court after being arrested at an Extinction Rebellion demonstration in London in 2019.

A firefighter who was asked to help the fight against Covid was given a parking ticket when donating blood plasma took longer than he had expected.

As Kent marked 12 months of lockdown, we looked back on the highs, the lows and the heartbreak of an extraordinary year.

Today has been named National Day of Reflection to mark one year since we first went into lockdown.

Buses have been diverted after a crash on a main road.

Trains were held up for three hours after a rock was potentially thrown onto a line.

Officers rescued four people from the back of a lorry which had entered the country at Dover.

The boss of a hospital trust which saw its A&E given the lowest rating a matter of weeks ago is leaving his role.

An award-winning seafood restaurant has launched a street food-style fish and chip shop which overlooks a beach.

Police say they are working with universities after 40 people received fixed penalty notices for attending house parties during lockdown.

A giant mobile billboard has been touring a borough's "filthy and littered" streets in an attempt to shame those in authority into action.

A man has been charged after reportedly spitting at police officers after being arrested at a hospital.

Police with sniffer dogs scoured a secondary school which was evacuated after a threat via email was received.

The government is being urged to find locations for lorry parks outside Kent as part of future plans to manage traffic disruption in the county.

A spate of vandalism at a town golf club has seen yobs dump buggies in a ditch, break a window, and smash up a memorial bench and patio furniture.