Work to build a new supermarket which was almost scuppered by opposition from Asda and Tesco is gathering pace.

An Argentine author has visited the birthplace of Isaac Newell, in a mission to shed light on the founder of football in his country.

A picture of a 19th century collision of two vessels has sold for more than four times its expected price at an auction.

Four teenagers have appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of a man who fell 90ft to his death.

A winter lights trail which made its debut at a Kent park last year has won a five-year contract.

A teenage boy has been charged following reports a man was threatened and had his bag stolen while walking through a park.

Plans for a tap room at a brewery are a step closer, as brewers await a decision on their premises licence.

A 17-year-old has been charged after cash, a purse and a bank card were stolen from parked cars.

A government planning inspector will rule on a long-running homes wrangle after hearing evidence from those concerned.

A campaign has started to get official recognition for a community hub.

Commuters have been caught in huge traffic jams after a lorry crashed and overturned shedding its load and closing the M2.

A community-spirited Indian restaurant is doing its bit for the NHS and other good causes by making meals and holding fundraisers.

Hospital bosses are hoping the public will help them mark two key dates next month.

A man was taken to hospital after trouble flared in the car park of a town's McDonald's.

Almost 300 members of parliament have been banned by the Russian foreign ministry for 'whipping up Russophobic hysteria'.

A heart-warming video of a football-mad boy celebrating with his mum after scoring a goal has taken the internet by storm.

The boss of a successful Kent property company has denied links to a finance firm blamed for losing people's pensions.

Residents contacted police after a housing developer started clearing the way to woodland described as a wildlife haven.

Controversial plans to build on former tennis courts will be considered by a planning inspector.

New documents reveal the 157 businesses still owed more than £1m by a Kent butchery chain which went into administration last month.