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Even though Secret Thinker was rudely awoken by clanging bells, he says that we need to make sure we use churches – and pubs – or we’ll lose them.
A historic 17th century village pub which fell on hard times now has a new future as a vintage tea room.
We’ve selected some of the best places in every Kent district which will be open on New Year’s Day where you can grab a classic fry-up breakfast.
Vegetable farmers in Kent have revealed how they are adapting to survive – with some saying you have to be “half mad” to do it.
Start filling up your diary for 2024 with fantastic events, festivals, holidays and days out.
Do not walk by the river nor drive through flooded roads, warns Environment Agency as it issues flood alert.
A homeware store in the county has been closed due to an emergency incident which saw police and ambulance crews in attendance.
Two collisions on a dual carriageway caused heavy delays for motorists earlier, but all lanes have since reopened.
A man has appeared in court after police were called to reports of a machete attack.
Part of the A2 was shut while emergency services attended the scene following a collision.
High-speed services and Eurostar trains are running again, but passengers have been warned of knock-on delays, following flooding yesterday.
Each week we bring you the county’s most honest food reviews in our Eat My Words column – here are some of our favourite venues we visited this year.
An emotional father who was banned from contacting his sons and ex-partner has appeared in court after messaging one of them on social media.
In a heart-wrenchingly honest account, Melissa Todd describes the visceral shock, guilt and fury she felt in the aftermath of her husband’s suicide.
Here are just some of the criminals, including, burglars, drug dealers, flashers, killers, perverts and thugs who were locked up last month.
We look at the Kent castle turned into a Marvel villain base, and the county’s stately home used for a royal rendezvous - all in the name of cinema.
A “dull and unwanted” court abandoned for eight years could be used for padel tennis, the activity sweeping the country.
A 49-year-old who recently became homeless says he was “too embarrassed” to ask for help after his mental health rapidly declined.
A tunnel has reopened after traffic was queueing for more than six miles due to a broken-down van.
The chairman of a hospital trust under significant pressure is stepping down for personal reasons, it has been confirmed.
Rail services have been thrown into chaos after a flooded tunnel led to all high-speed and Eurostar trains being cancelled for the rest of the day.
A 60-year-old man whose disappearance sparked an urgent appeal from police has been found safe.
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.
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!
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