The Mercury’s charity of the year, Pegasus Playscheme, is looking for staff to help it run its 30th anniversary playscheme.

A Sandwich nursery school’s good Ofsted report was just the reward its new manager was looking for.

Kent County Council (KCC) is proposing to withdraw more than half of its mobile libraries – including those that stop in Deal, Walmer and Sandwich.

A three-legged dog who was abused as a puppy found her forever home with a three generation family on Valentine’s Day.

Villagers are a step closer to keeping their local drinking hole after it was named an asset of community value by the district council.

A care home will be sold within a year as a going concern, KentOnline can confirm.

Businesses and groups in Sandwich will make a united effort to transform the quality of life for people in the town with dementia

TV baker Paul Hollywood is marketing his historic Grade-I listed village property for £795,000.

Model maker Hornby has parted company with its chief executive after a collapse in its share price as it revealed large expected losses.

The sea wall between Dover and Folkestone which has closed the railway line will need a full rebuild rather than repair, says MP.

Firefighters are urging residents to ensure their fire alarms are working after a close call in Ash, this morning.

Southeastern’s rail replacement buses parking outside homes in Sandwich as early as 4.30am in the morning are causing great concern.

A former Sir Roger Manwood’s pupil will return to Sandwich to perform an evening of romantic love songs from the shows, tonight (Saturday).

Emergency services were called to a flat in Deal last night following reports of concern for the welfare of a man in his 80s.

A three-legged dog who was beaten by her first owner has written a Valentine’s poem in a desperate bid to find somebody to love her

The high-end supermarket has withdrawn its plans to open a store weeks after Sainsbury's abandoned proposals for a shop nearby.

Damage caused by a lorry to a shop front in Sandwich has taken things to a new level according to the Town Team.

The model train maker is in danger of breaking its lending agreement with its bank after revealing it expects wider losses this year.

A former airport could become a manufacturing centre for life science companies as they outgrow nearby labs on a business park.

The science and technology industry in Kent is taking on Oxford and Cambridge thanks to its high-tech premises and political support.