A hospital’s service demands are outweighing its capacity as winter pressures begin to rise and a junior doctors strike hits.

A council meeting has been disrupted by Gaza pro-ceasefire protestors, shouting ‘shame on you’ at members.

A takeaway pizza parlour’s application to stay open late has been rejected over fears of public nuisance, possible criminality, and littering.

The cost of stamps and rise of social media might have put an end to the annual sending of Christmas cards to our loved ones.

One of the country’s oldest cathedrals will be closed for atleast a day after a fire broke out inside.

A reckless company has been fined £100,000 for safety breaches after a worker was filmed standing on a pallet raised in the air by a forklift truck.

A couple has applied to build a cattery to offer a “solution” for cat owners in part of Kent.

Three prominent places in the county are set to turn green on the longest day of the year to remind people about an important charity.

Fans of Call the Midwife will have the chance to visit the cobbled streets where the BBC drama is filmed.

Villagers awoke this morning to see lorry loads of mattresses scattered down two roads.

Festive cheer will be brought to part of the county for charity as its first-ever tractor run is set to hit the streets.

A historic theatre currently undergoing improvement works will not open for another three years.

Cabinet heavyweight Michael Gove has criticised a Kent council and ordered it to deliver a new housing plan.

Around 120 people marched through a town centre in support of Palestinians in Gaza.

A council leader has accused the government of failing to listen to local authorities once again over the significant cost pressures they face.

A shop has been forced to close after a car crashed into the side of the building.

A postman is taking one last shot at making a name for himself as a rapper as releases his newest Christmas track, which features a Kent icon.

Police are searching for a driver who left the scene after a crash involving two cars.

A couple were watching television upstairs when £14,000 worth of silver bullion was taken from their home.

A nightclub which shut in 2013 could be transformed into even more homes than initially planned after developers said the scheme was no longer viable.