More on KentOnline
More on KentOnline
Home News
We take a look back at some of the most fascinating archaeological discoveries in Kent found, quite literally, beneath our feet.
A householder whose bin was returned by dustmen without a lid has been told he must still pay for a replacement as it doesn’t count as ‘broken’.
An abandoned seafront housing estate has become a "disgusting dumping ground" occupied only by pigeons, rabbits and vandals.
We spoke to people in the smoking capital of Kent about the Prime Minister’s plans to phase out the sale of cigarettes.
A road was cordoned off and an investigation launched after a suspicious package was reported to police.
A hidden fortress – part of a major redevelopment scheme – will feature in a new documentary from an award-winning director.
A town centre barber’s shop with unique decor inspired by a hit BBC sitcom has been forced to shut by rising bills.
Following an appeal for help, police confirmed a missing woman has since been found safe and well.
A property listed on the market for £200,000 with historic ties to one of the country’s greatest novelists has been sold.
A major brewing company in Kent has been bought by one of the UK’s oldest craft brewers.
Police officers in riot gear were sent to a residential street following reports of a man making threats and damaging a car.
Our man who pays by notes and coins as a first choice took the challenge of going cashless for a week – but could he conquer RingGo?
A great-grandfather was on a ward in hospital for four weeks before being told he had suffered a broken back.
From presidents having to prove their religious devotion to anti-abortion laws – did Kent plant the seeds of modern America?
A developer’s controversial bid to scrap plans for an estate of “executive mansion homes” and build more family houses instead has been approved.
A priest hopes to bulldoze his former church to make way for a large house despite council chiefs previously scrapping the divisive plans.
Police and the fire service were called out after a car crashed into a number of stationary vehicles.
A suspect has been released on bail after police were called to reports of a van being driven dangerously.
Tributes have been paid to an “inspirational and passionate” woman who gave all her time to the community.
The sound of engines roared through the streets as hundreds of bikers escorted an army veteran, who died in a hit-and-run crash, on his final journey.
Developers behind plans to build a small housing estate on land prone to flooding claim no homes will be put at risk.
The step-grandfather of a toddler allegedly murdered said he had doubts about the cause of an injury to the boy’s face, a court has heard.
KFC says it is investigating after a customer said he found a ‘fried screw’ lurking in his chips.
Three Kent fish and chip takeaways have been listed among the best in the UK in a prestigious competition.
Over-50s travel and insurance giant Saga has confirmed it is making redundancies.
A review into the conviction of Michael Stone – who has spent 26 years behind bars for the murder of Lin and Megan Russell – is to go ahead.
A campaigner says local authorities should have created more sites for Kent’s Gypsy, Roma and Traveller population.
Developers behind a new building project say it could transform the look of a run-down high street and kickstart the area’s regeneration.
We take a look at some of the world’s most celebrated books – inspired by our county.
According to its critics on social media, Canterbury has been on a steady decline. Our columnist returns, after five years, to see what’s changed.
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!
