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NHS trusts across Kent and Medway paid out £76 million in negligence claims for maternity failings over the last five years, new figures show.
After the Conservatives’ bruising defeat, Melissa Todd outlines her hopes for the new government - and what the rise of Reform could mean in future.
Four people have drowned after their boat capsized while trying to cross the Channel, the French coastguard has confirmed.
A town centre bar which relies “solely on the weekend” has been refused permission to stay open longer on a Sunday amid an ongoing noise row.
From food and music festivals to mystery trails and jousting tournaments, we’ve got all the need-to-know dates for the summer holidays.
A mum-of-three booked an £8,000 holiday for her young family – only to have her bid for a passport denied by officials claiming she was not British
A married couple who are living in a home which has had problems with cold and damp say their living conditions are “horrible”.
Bosses behind the redevelopment of an abandoned high street site say they remain committed to the project despite obstacles dogging the scheme.
A veteran broadcaster has spoken about his aborted bid to become a Kent MP while taking aim at a potential new Tory leader.
The moment a teenager was arrested after an attack on two people at a place of worship was caught on camera.
Residents are having to divert after a huge pile of rubbish was dumped on a road, blocking it completely.
Officers and ambulance crews attended a bus station following reports a person needed medical care.
Need a pub to watch a big game in? Secret Drinker might just have the answer.
New Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has been invited to Kent as the number of lone child asylum seekers rises sharply, says Kent County Council.
An ex-school boss is swapping classrooms for a retro van and opening a mobile coffee shop in a community woodland.
Hundreds turned out for a celebration of around the world food, music and dance at Kent’s garden city.
School bosses have sought to reassure parents and addressed social media speculation after an intruder scaled a primary school’s fence.
Three men have been jailed after a metal bar, pole and wrenches were used in a series of violent street robberies.
A 25-metre inflatable obstacle course is returning to a popular park for three days this summer, with a new zone for kids.
CCTV has captured the ‘devastating’ moment suspected thieves using a metal grinder cut through a dementia centre’s gates to steal three minibuses.
Shoppers are reporting problems with paying with their Visa cards at major supermarkets.
A three-year-old boy has taken a novel approach to the persistent disruption caused by his grandparent’s street flooding.
Footage has been released of three men police wish to identify following a suspected attempt to steal a parked motorbike from outside a charity.
It is “all hands on deck” as the county council uses the summer months to deal with Kent’s pothole crisis.
An internationally successful rugby player is campaigning to tackle period taboos in sport.
A local authority has submitted plans for 11 affordable homes in place of a “dilapidated” row of garages.
A father who bombarded his ex-partner with hundreds of texts and arrived at their former home unannounced has been banned from contacting her.
With the general election behind us, this week’s letters page tackles topics including electoral reform, apathy and challenges facing the government.
Rather than whiling away his time swigging pints at the pub, this student has dropped out of uni to run a village inn.
A secondary school is set to receive a huge cash sum from Kent County Council to expand its capacity to meet growing demand for places.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
