An ‘unexplained’ fire started close to the offices of a Tory election candidate.

Thousands of residents have been left without electricity after power cuts in separate parts of Kent.

An air ambulance landed at a sports ground after a call to a medical incident.

Hair and beauty students who’d been told they wouldn’t get a grade after their course was scrapped will be able to sit their exams after all.

A prominent marital arts building will be demolished as a town centre supermarket is expanded.

A professional dancer has left a hospice in his home county a substantial sum of money in his will.

A thief has been jailed for stealing cherry bakewells, macaroons and country slices on three separate occasions.

Emergency service crews were called to a railway station following reports a passenger had suffered head injuries.

A creek could see an overhaul with two regeneration projects looking to transform the waterside with new homes alongside a cafe, shop and workshops.

A bus boss is calling for witnesses to come forward after two of his vehicles were shot within days on the same housing estate.

The last vacant units at a new leisure complex are to be filled by a fitness centre.

Plans to build homes on the ‘best and most versatile’ plot of farmland in a village have been blocked.

Firefighters have responded to a blaze at a derelict town centre building.

Officers have charged a 25-year-old man following a huge police operation on the A249 which found class A drugs, imitation firearms and a Taser.

A charity which helps hundreds of cats each year desperately needs to raise more funds to cover its rising vets bills.

Commuters are set to face more delays ahead of the multi-million pound Stockbury Flyover project opening as more closures are announced.

Officers have made three arrests during a huge police operation on the A249 which found class A drugs, imitation firearms and a Taser.

Motorists have reported seeing dozens of police cars and vans lined along a busy carriageway.

A school has been shut ‘until further notice’ after homes were left without clean running water due to a burst main.

We speak to Gordon Henderson about what the future holds as he steps away from life in Westminster.