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Experts are calling on the government to scrap a river crossing planned for Kent after a report concluded it would be a “costly mistake”.
Bosses of a family-run hardware shop have urged people to shop locally as they face their toughest year in almost two decades.
Ebbsfleet manager Harry Watling has boosted his injury-hit squad by making a double signing.
The original passenger entrance rooms at a town’s historic pier have been transformed into a large café as part of a pop-up event this autumn.
A 36-year-old woman has appeared in court after helping fraudsters con a house buyer out of more than £70,000.
A restaurant has been forced out of a market place after it failed to reach “required hygiene standards”.
A vacant former community club has been hit by fire for the third time.
A depleted Gravesend ended a three-game losing streak in Regional 2 South East to taste victory for the first time this season.
Manager Harry Watling believes the Ebbsfleet squad he’s inherited need to improve their fitness levels.
Fire engines raced to tackle a flat fire in the early hours of this morning, with one person passed into the care of the paramedics.
The future of the Lower Thames Crossing hangs in the balance as pressure grows on the government to scrap it ahead of a crunch decision this week.
A friend of a girl left with life-changing injuries after a bus crash has won thousands of pounds to help her recovery with a footballing feat.
Ebbsfleet suffered a third successive National League defeat on Saturday at the hands of play-off chasing Oldham.
Police have been given extra powers to deal with antisocial behaviour across a Kent town centre this weekend.
New ground has been broken as Kent hosts its first course for referees from black, Asian and mixed heritage backgrounds.
A care home has been placed in special measures after being rated “inadequate” by the health watchdog.
Plans have been given the go-ahead for a charity to convert pub flats into five homes of multiple occupancy.
The daughter of a teaching assistant has created a “magical” place where her mum’s memory can live on at the school where she loved working.
Controversial plans to build flats opposite a Tesco Express have been given the green light.
A town’s business community has united to tackle the growing scourge of retail crime.
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