A new supermarket and 12 homes have been approved to replace a former emergency services building.

Fifty residents are being sought to join a panel to consider what infrastructure their area needs.

A man has been charged on suspicion of attempted murder after reports of a violent assault and robbery at a home.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a 38-year-old man who has gone missing without wearing shoes.

Concerns have been raised plans to convert a business courtyard into an outdoor smoking area could lead to “nuisance and conflict”.

A busy motorway was at a standstill after a series of rush-hour incidents.

A topless thug who threatened a store worker with a brick and demanded they hand over cash from the till has been jailed.

A busy road used by commuters and parents on the school run is shut while emergency roadworks take place.

A rapper known for his chart topping hits was spotted enjoying all the thrills and excitement of an family-friendly amusement park over the weekend.

Feeling hungry? We’ve got some of Kent’s most mouth-watering food festivals that are sure to whet your appetite this year.

Railway passengers will face a week’s worth of disruption following a landslide.

Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a pedestrian in his 80s died in a collision with a car.

Units at two different Kent hospitals have received an accolade for their patient care and safety.

A mum has paid tribute to her teenage son as more than 25 of his friends get tattoos in his memory.

From the streets, a cathedral, and now a theatre – The Primark Busker takes central stage at a town centre venue.

A couple who decided to start new life abroad to pursue their dream of running an alpaca farm say they’re so glad they took the leap when they did.

Urgent repairs are needed to a railway track after a landslide, meaning customers will see travel disruption for most of today and beyond.

From Disney classics to musical favourites, these 10 fantastic theatre shows are sure to put a smile on your kids’ faces.

A bus lane branded a money maker for a council will be open to drivers to help alleviate traffic during three months of roadworks.

Proposals to potentially cut a journalism course have been branded “short-sighted” by former students.