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The Department of Education has issued a termination warning notice to an underperforming primary school, putting its funding at risk.
A tattoo artist has opened a smoothie bar offering healthy beverages after a brutal battle with Covid left him struggling to eat solids.
A disgusted nursery boss has branded Ofsted “a shambles” after receiving the lowest rating possible in every area.
The number of reports of anti-social behaviour in libraries has been on the rise and staff are working hard to protect these safe spaces.
People living along a road that’s likely being used as a rat run during a motorway slip closure are preparing for more roadworks in the area.
A retired engineer is planning to adopt a swarm of bees after thousands landed in the front garden of his house.
The air ambulance was scrambled after two men were assaulted with ‘a metal object’.
A £21 million transformation of an abandoned Christian holiday camp is set to be completed next year.
A new Turkish eatery has undergone a £500,000 refurbishment as it bids to bring a slice of the capital’s dining experience to the county.
A mum has told of her shock at seeing several rats running around a children’s play park in broad daylight.
Three people have been taken to hospital following a multi-vehicle crash on the M25.
A Kent family are now worth almost £10 billion and are up to 15th on the UK rich list.
An invasion of weeds means trains between two towns will be stopped for an entire day.
Two women were left injured following reports of a disturbance at a pub.
Emergency services were called to the Maidstone East line following concerns for a person's welfare.
A leading archaeologist says the site of a 5,000 homes development site could conceal significant finds.
Hopes have emerged of reviving a popular boot fair that was scrapped by a council despite being seen as a “lifeline” to many.
A group of residents have hit out a private car parking company for “wrongly” putting up signs allowing permit holders to park there.
Get stuck into obstacle courses, teddy bears picnics and foodie festivals with the family over the late May bank holiday weekend.
Neighbours say the stench from a brewery is so bad they cannot sit in their gardens - but bosses are urging residents to be more “pro-business”.
A tight-knit gym community has turned a 116-year-old church into a gym only 10 days after their previous village facility closed.
The family of Leah Daley have issued a statement thanking all who joined the search for the 24-year-old after she went missing.
Emergency repairs in a high street are sparking delays during peak times and set to last for three more weeks.
Troops have marched through the streets of the County Town today following the inauguration of the new mayor.
Mourners are continuing to lay flowers and light candles in tribute to a young woman after a body was found yesterday.
A man was hit by a ball bearing during a series of suspected catapult attacks along a residential road.
Almost 150 objections have been lodged against plans to covert a now-closed rural pub into a house.
A planning application has been submitted to transform office space above a shop into four new homes.
A row of seafront holiday lets remain on the market almost two years after being first listed.
A pensioner signed up to an assisted bin collection scheme hasn’t had her rubbish collected for more than six weeks, and says it “has been hell”.
