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Plans to deliver almost 10,000 more homes in a Kent district have been pushed back by up to a year amid a government shakeup of housebuilding rules.
Motorists are facing queues on the M25 near the Crossing owing to reports of a broken down vehicle.
A council says a £1.5million underspend on a new leisure centre will be reinvested into “critical” improvements in two others.
A London developer revived plans previously shunned by a planning inspector to overhaul a rare historic hut.
A shopkeeper has been criticised after plans to convert a village pub into a farm shop and restaurant fell short of what was promised.
Nursery bosses have revealed their struggle to find a new home after being forced to leave their current site of 30 years.
Many railway journeys across Kent will be amended this month to manage the impact of autumn leaf fall.
Charges are being considered at a seafront stretch residents say is at risk of becoming a “squatter camp”.
Residents are ‘disappointed’ after divisive plans for a sewage treatment plant to serve almost 6,000 new homes were approved following an appeal.
A huge fire which ripped through a Kent furniture chain store 20 years ago is still remembered for the chaos it caused.
Shoppers have expressed their sadness at the loss of a beloved family-run shop in the middle of a town after 60 years.
A gran suffering from terminal cancer has a heartfelt dying wish before it’s too late - ‘look after my friend of 30 years.
The death of a popular fishmonger who ran the county’s ‘mini Billingsgate’ has been met with sadness.
Fire crews believe a blaze that broke out in a derelict building was started deliberately.
Four people have died in “two tragedies” in the Channel, including a two-year-old boy who was “trampled to death”.
Parts of a street were cordoned off by police after reports a man threatened to set fire to a house.
A father-of-seven who had his licence stripped away was spotted behind the wheel of his sister’s works van twice by the same police officer.
A judge told a man who picked up two knives from his kitchen to confront weapon-wielding yobs outside his home that he made a “terrible” decision.
An empty unit in the middle of an industrial estate could be turned into a performing arts studio as a theatre company bids to take it over.
A high street fashion retailer is to shut its store at an outlet centre in the county this month.
Two suspects have been charged after reports that two vehicles were taken in alleged carjackings.
A council has said waste collections are almost completely back on track after being asked if it will pay compensation for missed collections.
KCC is trialing a new way to grow trees on poor soil using a method borrowed from Asia.
A neglected part of town is to undergo a “transformational” regeneration, nine years after plans were originally proposed.
A man has appeared in court accused of causing the death of a “friendly and bubbly” 18-year-old after the car he was driving crashed into a pub.
A terrified mum fears a wild fox which repeatedly smashes through the cat flap to snuggle on her sofa could attack her children.
Volunteers who have undertaken a painstaking project to restore an historic pier are now after ideas on what to do with it once it’s finished.
A scheme to improve a neglected green space which has become a target for anti-social behaviour has been given the green light.
Our columnist rues the day pubs scrapped the post-lockdown table service option and asks who really enjoys ordering at the bar…
We had a night out at a new development boasting a cinema and restaurants that has cost millions of pounds - but is yet to fulfil its potential.
