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The late Paul O’Grady’s husband has announced the couple’s pet goats have died just two months after the star passed away.
KentOnline columnist and dominatrix Melissa Todd reveals her joy at being signed by a literary agent – and subsequent feelings of imposter syndrome.
Toys R Us is set to return to Kent this summer as it prepares to open in a high street.
A divisive housing estate planned for farmland has finally been given the go-ahead by council bosses – despite lingering fears from residents.
The mum of a “funny and selfless” 23-year-old says she “knew he was going to die”, despite desperately trying to help him through his struggles.
A school teacher is asking for compensation after “non-stop” roadworks have affected her child’s A-level revision.
The controversial Operation Brock contraflow is to be removed, only two weeks after it was implemented.
An investigation has been launched after a woman was sexually assaulted, and a pot was thrown at a salon worker near a parade of shops.
A main road was closed in both directions due to a crash involving a double-decker bus, two vans and a car.
Officers concerned for the welfare of a missing man have said he has been found.
Anxious dog walkers fear a huge hole dug out by yobs and filled with rubbish is an accident waiting to happen.
An old medical centre put up for sale could be a “perfect opportunity” to bring a GP back to an area set for hundreds of new homes.
This week, our readers air their views on the government's inaction over climate change, the Tories' battering at the polls and the 'woke agenda'.
Here's just some of the criminals including burglars, thugs, sex offenders, drug dealers and killers who were locked up last month.
A ‘wonky’ house condemned after a giant sinkhole opened up outside is set to be auctioned off again – much to the frustration of neighbours.
From Labour-Lib Dem coalitions to Kent’s first Green council – has the Conservative blue wall in the county finally been breached?
A divisive application to demolish a former town centre leisure centre and replace it with new homes is expected to be approved.
Two more food vendors have joined the line up at a popular beauty spot, which is visited by thousands every year.
A pub has hit back at a scathing review after CCTV revealed diners had gobbled up their Sunday lunches – despite claiming the food was “inedible”.
Secret Thinker finds himself questioning what we can do to address our biases after reacting in a certain way to a group of people.
A missing 15-year-old girl has been found safe and well.
The reopening date of a swimming pool at a leisure centre has been revealed after months of uncertainty about the venue’s future.
Construction is set to start next month on a controversial development which received more than 1,000 objections before getting the green light.
Traders have branded Southern Water’s excuses for its latest round of spillages as “the same s***, different day – literally!”
Warehouse workers have raised concerns after spotting rats scurrying around an outdoor pallet area.
Is the answer to Kent’s housing crisis turfing the elderly out of their family homes?
A security camera has captured the bizarre moment a woman with a torch is seen snooping around a garden amid a series of reported plant thefts.
More farmland could be gobbled up for housing following the submission of a scheme for 1,461 new homes, a medical centre and school.
Work has started inside a new Greggs branch which is set to open in the next few weeks.
Two boys – aged 13 and 14 – have been arrested after punching and kicking a teen at a railway station as they stole his necklace.
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