A former CEO of a hospice has got back on the bike just two years after a cycling accident seriously injured her.

Why was a pub landlord happy to be punched in the face? Take the Friday News Quiz.

Residents at a Maidstone block of flats are fed up with visitors and taxi drivers using their car park.

When a family firm has a problem, it often picks up the phone to Anita Brightley-Hodges, the founder and managing director of Family Business Place.

A high street ground to a halt this morning - with THIRTEEN buses and a van stuck in a queue.

A well-known homeless woman begged magistrates to send her to prison today after admitting throwing a piece of glass which cut a baby.

A popular coffee shop will open to the public in a town centre tomorrow.

A Bald Eagle named Helga, who sparked a huge hunt after going missing, has been found.

A village road has reopened after fallen trees blocked the route yesterday.

A 16-year-old boy arrested by officers investigating a spate of flashing incidents has been bailed.

Fremlin Walk is hosting an exclusive shopping event, with live entertainment, for students this evening.

Exclusive: A drive to outsource hundreds of county council jobs has been scrapped after KCC opted to end negotiations with the bidder.

Shared office spaces are allowing home-based firms to swap the bedroom for the boardroom.

An epilepsy sufferer who fell 15ft to his death down a wartime bunker he was restoring suffered a fit just before, an inquest heard.

Two lanes of the M20 were closed to allow for repairs to be made to the central reservation.

A man has been flown to hospital with serious head injuries after being hit by a crane at an industrial site.

A man freed by emergency crews after becoming trapped when a floor collapsed in a warehouse has been taken to hospital.

One lane of a motorway was closed this morning after an accident involving a lorry and fuel spillage.

Police are appealing for information about a fire believed to have been started deliberately in a former school building.

Commuters have snapped up new Oyster-style travel cards with a bus operator prompting the firm to double orders of its new product.