A wine maker is becoming the first company on the London stock markets to raise money by crowdfunding, offering new shareholders discounts on bubbly.

A woman's told how passers-by used brute strength to flip a blazing car with a woman trapped inside... before putting the fire out with water bottles.

Two missing bengal cats who disappeared earlier this week have been found safe and well.

A town centre's controversial 'flume' feature is likely to be ripped up - just six years after it was installed.

Old English sheepdog Spud has found success after joining paint company Dulux as their mascot.

Organisers of a church cricket match feared an umpire might be biased - because his great-great grandfather was a bishop.

A vineyard is expecting its largest volume of crops ever for the second consecutive year, following two tough years when profits fell.

Almost 1,000 jobs are set to be created under expansion plans for the Ashford Designer Outlet revealed today.

A ban on a woman who kept an underweight horse that later died has been lifted.

Thieves plundered supermarket shelves and stole more than £2,000 of alcohol in a series of raids.

Callous motorists simply drove round a mum and her young son after they fell in the road on the way to a wedding.

Southeastern has appointed a new managing director as it tries to negotiate a contract extension and deal with poor passenger survey results.

Sainsbury's supermarket in Ashford is now rigidly enforcing a three-hour parking limit in its customer car park.

Police arrest five men and one woman on suspicion of burgling sheds, garages and outbuildings in rural Ashford.

Campaigners have staged a demonstration as figures reveal passengers will face another inflation-busting increase in fares next year.

Fans of reality TV favourite Samantha Faiers flocked to see the Essex girl as she promoted her new perfume in the county.

A pupil at Tenterden’s Homewood School, Rosie Page, 17, has won her way through to the final of Miss Teen Great Britain.

Frustrated Southeastern passengers do not trust the company to provide a good service or be truthful, a survey has revealed.

Calls are being made to improve the conditions a herd of horses are being kept in.

Plans for a huge development with 5,000 houses, shops, schools and a country park will be discussed by councillors at a special meeting.