Consultation over plans to bring in London-style red routes on some roads comes to an end this week.

An inquest into an apparent hit-and-run victim has opened.

With one week to go until Christmas, residents are still reporting issues with the postal service as parcels are delayed or missing.

An RNLI vessel that spent 30 years at sea, saving dozens of lives, has been retired to a historic dockyard.

A man has been charged after armed police locked down a residential street following reports of someone holding a gun.

A man who smashed his way into a restaurant in the early hours of the morning has been jailed.

A shoplifter has been jailed just days after pinching goods worth hundreds of pounds from two of our towns.

Medway’s largest car boot sale has applied to increase the number of events held each year.

Tributes have been paid to a “much loved teacher” following her death.

Plans for a Grade II-listed police section house to be turned into a university creative hub will go before a planning committee next week.

Four-time Olympic medallist Rebecca Adlington has chatted to pupils about the importance of learning to swim ahead of the opening of her new venture.

Around 150 people joined a rally in protest at the ongoing treatment of Palestinians in the Israel-Gaza war.

The comedian, best known for sitcoms Blackadder and the Young Ones, will return to the stage next year with four dates in Kent.

Residents who often get stuck in their homes in icy weather have clubbed together to buy a grit bin after a council refused to budge on its policy.

A man has been arrested after a street was locked down by armed police following reports of a person brandishing a gun in a block of flats.

A school has told many pupils to work from home for the rest of the day after claiming power was lost.

A church could be knocked down to make way for a housing development but neighbours, including a borough council, have raised concerns.

A historic Kent high street takes a starring role in the final series of The Crown, with a museum providing the backdrop for royal wedding scenes.

Bomb scares, missing Olympic torches and falling off diving boards are all part of a leisure centres colourful 50 year history.

We sent our reporter to try a traditional pie as she prepared to watch her first ever match at Kent’s only football league club.