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A mum-of-two says she will be “forever grateful” to an off-duty paramedic who talked her down from a bridge as she was “ready to jump”.
The Russell murders stunned the nation in 1996 – but does a new TV documentary shed any new light on the tragedy which shook Kent?
A man allegedly attacked train staff before running into a town centre “naked” and punching a police officer.
The owner of an XL Bully marched through London to protest the government’s plans to ban the breed by the end of the year.
Singer Feargal Sharkey and comedian Paul Whitehouse were among the famous faces at a rally against sewage spills on the county’s coastline.
A man and a woman were taken to hospital after officers were called to reports of an assault, with forensic vans and police cars seen in the street.
There were long delays on a busy stretch of motorway connecting Kent and Essex due to an earlier medical emergency.
The Royal Navy were cheered on through the streets after being awarded the freedom of the county during a major civic event.
Detectives are urging for witnesses to come forward after a 19-year-old was reportedly stabbed and killed near a park.
A disabled woman fears she could fall or be attacked after waiting more than a year for the lighting in her car park to be fixed.
Fresh proposals have been submitted for a coastline microbrewery with beer tasting for visitors, after they were knocked back for a second time.
A shoplifter who hurled meat and a plant pot at supermarket staff before shouting abuse at a police officer has avoided jail.
Police are investigating after a man was found dead in the car park of a former church.
A music venue has responded to reports fans missed a headline act due to overcrowding and extreme heat.
There remain long delays on a motorway while emergency repairs are carried out following a huge van fire.
A mum filled up at a BP station and made off without paying to get her children to school.
Amazon is about to turn 25 in the UK – but for all its success, it’s played no small part in forever changing our high streets.
An XL Bully owner is attending a protest in the capital in a bid to save her daughter’s best friend and spread awareness about the ‘banned’ breed.
With 12 food outlets along a 350-yard stretch, it’s no surprise this street has been dubbed Kent’s “takeaway alley”.
A town centre shop has been hit with a zero-star hygiene rating – after inspectors were alerted to a worker washing their feet in a sink.
A bid challenging the legality of the government’s decision to reopen Manston Airport has been thrown out by a High Court judge.
A cyclist has died after being hit by a falling tree on a country lane.
A property which has been left to decay for three decades is proving a nightmare for neighbours – as rats invade their gardens.
Councillors are being offered counselling for abuse they receive going about their daily duties.
A sport fashion retailer has announced plans to move into and refurb a currently-vacant unit at a shopping centre.
Work is set to begin in the spring to avoid the “catastrophic failure” of key sea defences to protect homes from flooding and cliff collapses.
A house has been left damaged after a huge bolt of lightning struck, with the flash seen for miles around.
With many struggling to make ends meet, columnist Melissa Todd discovers the ‘help’ promised by banks isn’t as forthcoming as they’d have you believe.
Police found a samurai sword within reach of children at a digger company boss’s house.
Villagers say their tight-knit community has become ‘sad and depressed’ due to its swelling population and disappearing fields and orchards.
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