A pair of white lioness sisters are to spend their twilight years at an animal sanctuary in the countryside.

An unusual bird has been spotted along a tree-lined path in a coastal town.

A zookeeper lost the tip of his finger to a Siberian tiger after hand-feeding it meat in small chunks which he had prepared.

A retired nurse who still lives in her own home at the age of 104 says she has been “very lucky” in life as she celebrates around family and friends.

Plans are in motion to create the county’s first-ever drag racing track, where vehicles will hit top speeds well over 100mph.

As part of our Have A Go Joe series, our reporter becomes a scorpion wrangler for a night after the role was advertised for the first time.

A teenage boy played a game of chess with hospital staff during a foot operation as part of a pioneering new initiative to ease anxiety.

Meet the vintage-loving dad who has spent a five-figure sum updating his wardrobe after learning to embrace himself and his “true” self.

A shocking video has emerged online showing a young thrill-seeker being served her meal while balancing on top of a moving car’s bonnet.

Drivers can now pick up a kebab at the same time as filling up following the opening of a new takeaway at a petrol station.

Organisers of a lights switch-on are raising money for security to help families feel “safe” after problems at the weekend.

The 3m tall “Festive Windough” display has been made by an international baking firm and took 14 days to build.

A portrait of Henry Vlll’s minister Thomas Cromwell now hangs in the home of Anne Boleyn - whose downfall he organised.

A Christmas market which dates back more than 600 years is returning to the grounds of a Kent landmark for the first time since the 1800s.

A rare and vulnerable piece of Kent history has been recognised as ‘at risk’ in a bid to help preserve it for the future.

An unearthed plaque in a former electrical shop has shed new light on how - and where - John Logie Baird first successfully experimented with TV.

Controversial plans for a housing estate on the site of a “dingy” former gas works have been given the nod despite fears of creeping urbanisation.

Shocked residents have told workers to “come back and do a proper job” after leaving a “black scar” on paving outside a gallery.

Dog owners can now enjoy a paddle with their pets as Kent’s largest shopping centre becomes the latest leisure operator to cater for furry friends.

Villagers have made fun of an unintentionally rude drawing on a boot fair sign.