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A Kent bathing pool dating back to the 1930s has been granted a Grade II-listed rating by Historic England.
A teenagers’ treehouse which had a front door, tarpaulin roof and viewing platform has been taken down after it was classed as criminal damage.
Paul O'Grady's widower has gained permission to turn a security office at the late TV star's home into a holiday let amid opposition.
Bosses have backtracked on an Airbnb ban at a controversial seaside development - with properties now available for up to £1,050 a night.
Fire crews are still at the scene of a paper mill fire, after they arrived yesterday afternoon to battle the flames.
A teacher who spent 25 years at the same village junior school has been described as an inspiration to scores of youngsters following her death.
TV star Jason Manford stopped at a village pub at the weekend, where he was impressed by the ploughman’s, but said the price was a “a bit steep”.
Rundown tennis courts previously branded “dangerous” by users will be brought back to life thanks to a huge cash boost.
A mum gave birth in the car on the side of the M2 – forcing her partner to tie the umbilical cord with his shoelace.
Dozens of brides have slammed a videographer for last-minute cancellations - but the woman at the centre of the row calls their claims a “witch hunt”.
A dad-of-two out celebrating his birthday crashed his vehicle into a friend’s parked car as he drove home from the pub after downing too much booze.
Council cutbacks would leave users of two Kent children’s centres in deprived areas devastated and vulnerable, say staff and parents.
Motorway services with a McDonald’s and Costa drive-thru could see its lorry park almost double in size if plans are approved.
Two lanes are closed on the M25 as a tunnel has closed for maintenance at the Dartford Crossing.
A Kent MP is calling for the government to put an end to violence on the streets after far-right protestors set fire to a hotel.
A trespasser who caused trains to be suspended cost more than £100,000 in delays, a railway network has said.
A Kent MP is calling for plans to convert a former care home into a facility for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children to be reversed.
Two women accused of punching and kicking an elderly woman in their care denied a charge of ill-treating the pensioner.
A supermarket has confirmed it is set to be coming to a Kent high street if plans are approved.
A prolific shoplifter who was recalled to prison just weeks ago, went out thieving again just days after being re-released from jail.
Five units in a purpose-built office block, that have been vacant for two years, could be converted to make 15 homes.
A grammar school is selling “surplus” land for £350,000 with permission to build a home to help fund a new sports centre.
While rising costs have forced some youth organisations to fold as people opt for second jobs over volunteering one Scouts group is bucking the trend.
A new Costa Coffee is set to open inside a Sainsbury’s next week.
The devastated parents of a boy suspected to have inhaled deodorant before his tragic death have paid tribute to their “happy” and “cheeky” son.
Escape room entrepreneurs are opening in a new location after seeing a growing demand for their puzzle-filled entertainment elsewhere.
Rural churches reportedly face a funding crisis as fewer visitors carry cash, banks close and village internet struggles - can Kent’s parishes adapt?
A single mum who ditched eating takeaways four times a week is now vying to become Europe’s strongest woman.
A teenager locked up for an "extremely violent" stranger sex attack faces more time behind bars for downloading and sharing child abuse images.
Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenager.
