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Political editor Paul Francis says Natalie Elphicke’s “baffling and futile” defection to Labour is far from the coup Keir Starmer hoped it would be…
We visited a reopened park and ride service as a debate rages over whether running the double-decker diesel buses is bad for the environment.
A “hormonal” wife going through the menopause stabbed her husband in the chest for falling asleep while she was talking about her life problems.
Proposals have been unveiled to create Kent’s first health and wellbeing-focused leisure destination.
New computer-generated images reveal how a Covent Garden-style food hall could be coming to one of Kent’s busiest tourist hotspots.
After months of heavy rain, a Kent railway line running through an active landslide is being watched closely by engineers.
An addict who struck a woman in the head with a knife and left her with “permanent scarring” in a row over drugs has been jailed.
Rehashed plans for more than 100 homes on village farmland have emerged – despite the previous bid being snubbed and branded “out of character”.
A motorist left badly bruised after his car was totally wrecked in a crash says he is desperate to see the culprit caught.
A woman “almost killed by Covid” has achieved her dream of climbing a mountain – despite suffering long-term effects from the illness.
A restaurant boss says a customer dashed off without paying for his three-course meal - and has shared CCTV footage of the man running away.
Police have released CCTV images of a missing teenager as they remain concerned for her welfare.
A baby boy’s mum has told an inquest she wished she had raised concerns with nursery staff on the morning he choked and later died in hospital.
A town centre road hit by two landslides could remain closed until the end of the year while repair works continue.
Parents have shared “harrowing” stories to an inquiry into traumatic childbirth leading to calls for an overhaul of maternity and post-natal care.
Hospital doctors were overwhelmed with a surge of patients when a six-year-old who died of sepsis was discharged, an inquest heard.
Police have launched an appeal for witnesses after a biker collided with a central reservation.
Caravans have left a car park next to a swimming pool after several days.
An investigation is underway after a number of cannabis plants were seized from a high street shop.
Three people have been taken to hospital after a crash on a busy route.
Delays of up to an hour have been reported after a car towing a caravan caught fire, blocking both directions of a major route.
A major route has finally reopened following almost a month of on-and-off closures, which caused headaches for drivers.
The largest logistics real estate developer in the UK and Europe is now spending £170 million on a new Kent logistics park.
A pensioner with cancer says the stress of living in a flat ridden with mould has left her unable to sleep.
A mum is “disgusted” with her son’s school after receiving a letter criticising his attendance while he battled a life-threatening illness.
A convicted paedophile who claims to identify as a little girl has been jailed for having a secret phone in breach of a sexual harm prevention order.
Residents are battling to stop a Grade II-listed village pub run by Paul Hollywood's wife from being “lost forever”.
Council bosses claim a six-screen cinema can become the "epicentre of town" - despite residents saying the site is "often very empty".
Plans for a “diabolical” new housing estate have been submitted – despite fears it will destroy a picturesque view across the Kent countryside.
A couple say they have opened a new Tex-Mex restaurant in the ‘perfect spot’, just two months after the previous cafe closed down.
