The former site of a family-run garage, which had been in a town for 53 years, is set to be replaced by a row of terraced houses.

A “world-famous” Kent food is so iconic it has been granted special protections in Japan.

Royal Mail says it is working to clear a busy Kent delivery office by Christmas Eve amid complaints of postal delays across one district.

If you’re prone to a post-Christmas crash, shake it off with a rejuvenating walk, run or cold water dip on Boxing Day.

A prolific thief targeted the same shop not once, not twice, but seven times to swipe hundreds of pounds worth of goods from inside.

A drunk woman so intoxicated she could not remember stabbing a teenager in the back with kitchen scissors claimed she acted in self-defence.

Paramedics were called after a van crashed into a bridge on a main road.

A 75-year-old woman fled her bungalow when a devastating fire broke out, believed to have been sparked by a heat lamp.

Pictures show crews at the scene of a huge bungalow fire that broke out in a residential street this morning.

The owner of a bistro loved by a celebrity chef says the business will be “unviable” if a bid to use the flat above is not approved.

Kent’s most pricey parking capital is on course to make a bumper profit after levels “exceeded expectations”.

A highly-rated Indian takeaway could be fined thousands after being shut down by a raid which uncovered illegal workers.

A mum who lost her 11-year-old son to cancer following a battle that made headlines across the world has tragically died from the disease herself.

Hospital bosses in charge of one of the country’s most struggling trusts say they are “on track” to deliver £50m savings after a huge overspend.

Emergency services were called to a busy A-road following a van fire and diesel spillage.

A cash-strapped council must stump up £99,000 of taxpayers’ money on legal fees after shunning its own expert advice over a planning bid.

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

A unique charity shop has opened in Kent, claiming to be the first of its kind in the country.

Two young entrepreneurs who have taken over a well-known fishmonger shop plan to breathe new life into the business with an entirely Kentish twist.

The last of Kent’s traditional oyster fishermen has died aged 95.