There are fears a village could be swallowed up by “mammoth” plans for the largest solar farm ever proposed for Kent.

A village’s only shop is to shut this weekend as a "devastated" couple prepare to leave the county.

A “loss-making” shop at a popular nature reserve is to close as a charity can no longer afford to run it.

Warning, graphic images: A man has been left with life-changing injuries after being trapped for 20 minutes under a two-tonne weight at work.

The largest solar farm ever proposed for Kent could generate enough power for 20% of homes in the county, it has been claimed.

Teachers at a primary school previously rated ‘requires improvement’ are over the moon to have turned things around after their latest inspection.

A man was taken to hospital after being hurt by a vending machine on a stairwell, resulting in a firm being issued with improvement notice.

A legal threat from Lidl could scupper construction of a new Aldi store - even though the plans have already been green-lit.

A man has died following a medical incident at a high street property.

A village’s only pub had its licence stripped after police raised concerns over public safety and drinking into the early hours.

A Kent vineyard has been named best in the country - and has just made it into the world's top 50.

All prospective buyers lined up to take on a closed leisure centre “intend to reopen” the facility, administrators have confirmed.

A council has been unable to find a business partner to deliver a 10,000-home ‘garden town’ more than a year after cash flow fears were raised.

There are fears people will miss vital hospital appointments, become isolated and be left waiting in the cold due to planned bus cuts.

Police officers from a force which murderer Wayne Couzens worked for are being investigated after “discriminatory” messages were found.

A historic country pub has been named as one of the UK’s best to visit in the autumn months.

Vital work to protect thousands of homes and businesses from flooding is set to last eight weeks.

Two gang members who used diggers to smash into businesses and steal their cash machines across Kent have been ordered to pay back thousands.

An elderly vandal cut down and binned hundreds of handmade poppies created to honour the fallen - because he “didn’t like the red weeds”.

Plans to convert a historic military building into a four-bedroom home have been branded a “travesty and betrayal” by concerned campaigners.