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You wouldn’t do it in the high street, but while on a walk it’s plain bad manners not to give a cheery greeting or smile to those you pass.
A group of mates who clubbed together to purchase a run-down sports club they frequented have revealed ‘exciting’ plans to ‘put it back on the map’.
A man who plagued his ex-girlfriend with phone calls and messages attempted to contact her even while in prison on remand for his alarming behaviour.
With the Tories in turmoil and Labour on the charge, we look back at the biggest political stories of the year.
A developer insists his plans for new homes will be “great for the area” despite residents fears the village is becoming overdeveloped.
A question mark hangs over the future of a GP practice after its building unexpectedly went on sale for almost a million pounds.
An empty unit earmarked for a replacement pub eight years after its predecessor was torn down to make way for a convenience store is still available.
More than 20 people from Kent have been recognised by King Charles III for their work – including a nine-year-old double amputee.
Owners of XL Bullies are to gather at a Kent beach this weekend to walk their dogs unmuzzled for the last time.
An opening date has been confirmed for the opening of a new B&M store inside a disused Wilko unit.
The King has granted permission for the parents of William Brown to bury their son at the “perfect” place.
Plans for a historic village to grow by almost 150 homes have been refused after fears it would turn it ‘into a town'.
A recovery mission to remove a “massive” dead whale which washed up on the shoreline has been hit by delays due to the storm.
Bathroom tiles, drainpipes and plasterboard can all be disposed of at the tip free of charge from December 31.
A Kent suburb has topped a list of places in the country that have seen the biggest rise in people registering to buy a house in the past year.
High-speed rail services will be "severely disrupted" for the rest of the day amid flooding in a tunnel under the River Thames.
A former police officer will stand trial accused of keeping his warrant card and a can of PAVA incapacitant spray after leaving the force.
Gusts of up to 75mph are set to batter the coast as another yellow weather warning for wind has been issued.
A popular village restaurant has shut with immediate effect and been flooded with messages of support.
A wheelchair user has been left covered in cuts and bruises after waiting 14 months for a council to provide him with a disabled toilet.
Plans have been put forward to transform the derelict plot of a pub with links to a historic pension pot for seamen into a large housing block.
In the concluding part of our review of 2023, we look back at changes to our high streets and the tragedies which shocked our communities.
From waving at CCTV to falling asleep on the job, we take a look at some of Kent’s most hapless criminals this year.
Furious residents say they have reached the end of their tether as scores of “crater-sized” potholes continue to damage their cars.
A medical centre which cares for thousands of patients has been downgraded to ‘Inadequate’ after serious failings were identified by inspectors.
People are being urged to take part in a new initiative launched to help put more support in place for women and young girls.
A phone box transformed into a children’s bookshelf was attacked by vandals just hours after repairs were made following a previous incident.
A retired firefighter rushed into action when a car crash outside a pub severed a gas pipe.
A serial thief who stole money from an elderly man standing in line at the bank has appeared in court.
Footage shows the moment a protester was held back after waving a placard in front of horses during a Boxing Day parade.
