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A family are celebrating 60 years of their carpet shop business and have no plans to slow down.
Residents in a lucky Kent postcode have bagged a share of more than £11 million in the People’s Postcode Lottery.
Crews were called to a blaze in the roof of a village primary school.
The government is keen to work with Eurostar – or a competitor – to return European trains to Kent, a minister has said.
A former carer has been left washing out of a bowl and sleeping on her sofa for nine months due to a delay with accessible housing.
A display put up to celebrate a scarecrow festival has been called “disgusting” for featuring a model of a human figure hanging by the neck.
A nightclub that shut suddenly after its boss was accused of sexually abusing children three decades ago is set to reopen.
A yellow weather warning has been issued for Kent as heavy rainfall is expected to hit the county this weekend.
A factory producing military technology protestors say is bound for Israel has been blockaded by a pro-Palestine group.
Traffic is queuing for four miles as the clean-up following the massive blaze continues.
A construction worker says he was left in shock after a flasher performed an indecent act in front of him after following him into a toilet.
A retired eye surgeon who has spent 10 years trying to bring an old telephone exchange back into use has had her plans rejected for a fourth time.
The tragic death of a much-loved primary school teacher with a “beautiful soul” could have been avoided, hospital bosses admit.
Our reviewer heads to the coast and encounters dogs in “prison”, hair in his food and one of the great underwhelming burgers.
A pub has reopened to punters with new landlords and £360k worth of renovations.
Frustrated residents are calling for action on a popular part of Kent's coastline blighted by neglected buildings and a "do not swim" warning.
A huge lorry fire has closed part of the M2 as residents reported hearing loud explosions.
A disabled barrister beaten to death while sleeping rough in a car park may have been "pummelled" to the head with a gavel, a pathologist says.
Two huge names have been announced for an amusement park’s summer concert series.
Police and paramedics were called after a multi-vehicle collision which left three injured.
A man dressed as a killer clown has vowed to return to stalking the street this year despite receiving abuse from residents.
A Love Island star has been banned from the road after hitting a traffic island in his BMW while under the influence of cocaine.
A main route into Canterbury has shut, with a question mark hanging over when it will reopen.
The government has flatly denied reports that it is preparing to expand a Kent holding centre for asylum seekers.
A village’s only pub has been granted a special protection order in a bid to keep it out of the hands of housing developers.
A traumatised dad says he was left shaken and in tears after being pulled over by armed police following what he claims was a malicious 999 call.
Residents fear it is only a matter of time before someone is hurt by ‘dangerous’ bikers who tear down pavements near a primary school.
A town’s dinosaur statue, regularly decorated by locals, has twice been stripped of its outfit after one of its costumes sparked controversy.
A mother feared she would die as she was beaten and strangled by her son in her home.
A housebuilding giant is being forced to tear down an “alien” sales cabin erected without planning permission at a Kent beauty spot.
