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A tiger allowed to wander the streets petrified Kent residents in Victorian times, driving some to the neighbouring town.
The first 15 short-stay apartments for homeless people have been installed on a former council car park.
Contractors have started work on a new Aldi store after controversial plans were finally approved.
A council has selected a new operator to take over the running of a struggling town centre cinema.
A shopping centre's £60m extension could be turned into 200 homes as bosses admit the closure-hit site is "failing".
The new owners of a once proud village pub left in ruins and “plagued by fly-tippers” have revealed their “exciting” plans for its future.
New drone images show work has begun on a multi-million-pound road layout set to feature a Roman statue of the sea god Triton.
An ‘heir hunter’ firm boss shows how he traces unknowing relatives owed millions of pounds and reveals their unclaimed fortunes.
Despite growing concerns over costs, the government has been urged to press on with the controversial plan for a third Thames Crossing.
A heartbroken charity boss who helps raise aid for cancer patients has told how theft and dwindling donations will force him to close.
The government has been urged to consider everything possible to reduce the impact of the EU entry and exit system when it begins this October.
Kent County Council and Medway Council is getting funding from Active Travel England for new walking and cycling schemes.
A boy has been arrested after a teenage girl was stabbed in a residential area.
A proposal for a hookah lounge has been refused just weeks after police claimed it could lead to rowdy behaviour and attract crime to a high street.
A charity says those with learning difficulties struggle to find jobs, after a post showing a woman with Down’s syndrome working in Asda went viral.
A cash-strapped school’s controversial plans to build a house on its land in a bid to make money have been thrown out.
A supermarket has reopened following a medical incident.
Two ex-servicemen travelled to Downing Street in a bid to get justice after being used as ‘guinea pigs’ during Britain’s nuclear testing programme.
A 36-year-old was found guilty of manslaughter after she sent a victim into a trap, in which he was attacked by a gang of men.
Ten leisure centres across the county are set to benefit from a windfall aimed at make them cheaper to run.
A beaver which got into trouble after ingesting salt water is now in the care of the RSPCA.
A man has been arrested following a serious crash between a lorry and a car on a country road.
A faulty spotlight above the stage of a school theatre sparked a blaze that saw pupils evacuated.
A former pub once teeming with fans during cricket matchdays could now become a care home with a community cafe and bar
The demolition of several dilapidated buildings is finally due to start, paving the way for a seafront redevelopment to begin.
A bonfire night event which attracts thousands of people every year has been cancelled due to the “mammoth” three-month-long clean-up task.
As a bakery boss looks to safeguard his business’s future, he takes a walk down memory lane to explain why customers keep coming back.
Kent is blessed with two motorways - but is one of them the nation’s most soul-destroying, asks our columnist?
A domestic abuser who confessed to pulling a knife on his girlfriend in a chilling video clip has been jailed.
The Princess of Wales has announced she is in the early stages of treatment for cancer.