Developers have given a timetable for a housing development and detailed their plans to create a mass of green space.

As a consultation launches on an appointment system for using recycling sites, a council pledges any measures won't be strict like in lockdown.

A grim reminder of how fish and birds are dying at a choked waterway has emerged in pictures, this time showing a dead duck.

Asylum seekers, lorry queues and Brexit have put the world's attention on a Kent town but reporter and resident Sam Lennon explains why he never left.

Italian cars, food and the making of medieval boat parts are among the attractions in a town festival.

From Amadeus to Atomics, the glory days of clubbing across the county have been captured on camera.

Travelodge has its sights set on opening nine more hotels across Kent - as it hopes to tap into the increasing popularity of staycations.

Students aged 16 have received their GCSE grades and many have succeeded despite a second academic year disrupted by coronavirus.

Divers have examined a 17th-century naval vessel, from the time of Charles II, that sank in a major storm off Kent.

Teenagers have enjoyed high grades this summer despite the unprecedented disruption to their studies caused by the pandemic.

Driver shortages have forced another council to suspend garden waste collections as focus is put on household waste and recycling.

Proposals have been revealed for a large housing development near a Kent country park.

An MP has hit out after his fuel bill exceeded £100 for the first time as petrol and diesel prices reach an eight year high.

A weather warning has been issued ahead of tomorrow when wind speeds are predicted to reach highs of 50mph.

The Sandwich edition of the medieval document was discovered in archives six years ago and now it's on its travels.

A plan has been resubmitted following major opposition of its earlier form.

The helicopter landed near a railway station after being scrambled to help with an emergency.

A rural pub is welcoming guests again, three years after being gutted by a blaze.

A company deliberately set a lounge and bedroom alight to show the importance of flame retardant cladding.

The smiling face of Phil Myers shows he was 'honoured' to be the 1,000th person to be jabbed at the golf.