A firm that failed to record risk assessments for its clients has been fined by the regulation authority.

Police are searching for a missing man who was last seen on CCTV in a village.

An art deco cinema, Victorian water tower and former gunpowder works have made it onto a new list of important heritage sites.

Three members of the same family have appeared in court following a brawl outside a pub.

Special schools have threatened legal action against the county council over “deeply flawed” proposed changes to how pupils are allocated places.

A town centre shop will shut for around two months as construction on an expanded shop floor gets underway.

A charity which has taken in 450 “misfit” unwanted animals says they will be destroyed if it cannot relocate.

Our reporter spent a night in a town centre where people are staying away because of constant fears of anti-social behaviour.

A scheme that would complete the multi-million-pound redevelopment of a former mill is set to go ahead but smells from a creek are causing concerns.

Closing down sales have begun at Homebase stores across Kent after the brand fell into administration

Developers who plan to turn a former NHS building into flats say it will be part of a “car-free” scheme.

A 13-year-old who stabbed a teenage girl in the street has been spared a prison sentence.

A teen was arrested and others moved on after a dispersal order was brought in a week after McDonald’s staff were ‘attacked’

The latest in a line of bin blunders has seen letters with incorrect dates for a bin-day change sent to hundreds of homes across a borough.

A potential buyer has put in an offer for a prominent town centre building which was formerly a Wilko.

A Kent crossing had to be closed and police called after a car crashed into the central reservation.

In an unusual case, a dangerous driver who paralysed a grandad after a serious crash has been locked up again - but for a more serious offence.

Putting up parking prices by at least 10p is among proposals that could hit a borough’s residents in the pocket - and it still leaves a £1.5m gap.

The founder of an animal charity who attended a court hearing and planning appeal in the same week says keeping it going has been “relentless”.

Parents, pupils and staff at a 146-year-old grammar school have been “reassured” after asbestos was left behind following work on an old block.