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A couple who have owned a pub for the past eight years have returned to pulling pints behind the bar, after leasing the venue out for three years.
The team behind a popular brewery are launching a new taproom – just eight months after closing their original bar.
A cyclist has reportedly died after an incident in a residential street.
Two people suffered burns after a fire pit blaze spread to a fence and shed.
Campaigners have branded developers “heartless” after their hopes of buying a historic former military library were dashed at a property auction.
A drink-driver spotted speeding and undertaking another vehicle in a town centre has been handed a 40-month ban.
Police are urging anyone who knows the whereabouts of a man connected to a theft from a vehicle to contact them.
A Sicilian bakery has opened its doors inside a restored historic seaside building.
Folkestone’s Adam Brownsword has won gold at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin.
A busy tunnel will be closed all weekend for traffic heading towards the coast.
Exclusive: In a rare interview, Sir Roger De Haan admits locals may struggle to afford his firm’s new seafront flats – valued at up to £3 million.
Residents have been left shocked at the sight of scores of dead fish in a pond – and say it has created a “horrific smell”.
A beach in Kent has been ranked one of the best to visit in Europe by train alongside those in France, Italy and Spain.
A recent addition to a popular waterside spot is an Argentine steak house, so our reviewer checks out if the beef stands up to its reputation.
Car owners are being urged to keep their vehicles safe after a spate of thefts over the last week.
Aussies who fell in love with Kent League cricket in the 1980s are back next month for two commemorative matches.
A councillor is alleged to have “grabbed” children’s genitalia while teaching at a school in Kent.
A police car and a forensics van have been pictured in a residential street this afternoon – but all is not as it seems.
A former pub which has sat empty for almost 20 years and become a graffiti-strewn eyesore could finally be torn down and turned into flats.
There are calls for a council to install bigger bins by a beach after piles of rubbish were left at a much-loved summer hotspot.
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