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A popular kebab chain located in a crime hotspot is hoping to stay open later over the weekends in a bid to challenge fast food rivals.
A pint and sandwich at a wonderful riverside pub after a bracing hike over the hills make this walk another of Kent’s hidden gems.
As the government puts the focus on housebuilding onto cities, the rate of new homes in the county is unlikely to slow.
Police are probing a suspicious fire at a former library which saw five fire crews battling the flames.
Kent’s crime commissioner says the public’s trust has been ‘severely tested’ by police misconduct in recent years.
A Queen Anne home set in the grounds of an historic religious site – known for its ‘miracles’ – is on the market.
Parking charges could be added to streets around a hospital in a bid to stop visitors ducking out of using its car park.
An event celebrating Kate Bush’s most famous song and video is back after a four year break to celebrate the singer’s 65th birthday.
Kent residents fear they could be set to lose their jobs and access to hobbies after London’s emission zone expansion was given the green light.
A concertgoer missed out on seeing singer Tom Jones’ Dreamland gig after her train was brought to a standstill when it hit a fire extinguisher.
Two men have been arrested after a police helicopter was deployed in the early hours to help track down two suspected motorbike thieves.
Those hoping to get away on holiday were hampered by long delays at the Port of Dover.
A man has been arrested after a police officer was headbutted in the face while trying to stop him for the suspected theft of meat from a local shop.
A nursery is set to open in a former town centre nightclub after undergoing a major six-figure refurbishment.
A fed-up dad says teens lighting fires, smoking cannabis and throwing projectiles from the roof have turned his block of flats into “a living hell”.
Retired train carriages dumped in a scrapyard are being converted into a restaurant and bar to create a “one-in-a-million venue”.
We need to get used to major changes in all our towns and stop complaining so much – it’s called progress, says our columnist.
A countryside florist shop was unanimously given permission to stay and carry on business, despite its “unsustainable location”.
A cleaner who flew into a fit of rage and strangled his girlfriend has been handed a life sentence after he buried her body and flew back to England.
Two pharmacies in the same town have closed suddenly “until further notice” due to “unforeseen circumstances”.
The University of Greenwich has announced a new midwifery course, which will be based at their Medway campus.
A reality TV star has been spotted in Kent, with an Instagram story showing her enjoying a family outing.
Three men have been jailed after travelling from London to break into homes for high-value items.
The family of a baby girl have detailed their heartbreak after she died suddenly weeks after returning home from the hospital.
A fence will be installed around a newly-refurbished £5m play area where a child was grabbed earlier this week, council bosses have confirmed.
When it comes to babies, everyone has an opinion. Dad Alex Jee explores the worst things you can say to a new parent – no matter how well-meaning.
Charities have penned a letter to government urging it to revoke a controversial planning status for a site earmarked for a huge theme park.
A pre-school previously criticised by Ofsted has righted the ship after inspectors found “passionate” staff had made great strides.
An extensive set of works on the M2 is due to begin with diversions expected to be intermittently in place for five weeks.
Ambitious plans to create a new visitor attraction with a Roman Fort-themed playground, cafe with coastal views and adventure golf have been scrapped.
