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A shipyard subjected to a spate of arson attacks could be transformed into a riverside development - but no discounted properties will be available.
Travellers ordered to leave a recreation ground have now pitched up in a supermarket car park almost three miles away.
Barbecues should be banned at all beaches in a Kent district before someone is badly injured, a councillor believes.
Villagers say upcoming pipeline repairs are ‘ridiculous’ less than a year after work on the same stretch of road dragged on for over 12 months .
A bar manager and charity volunteer has been remembered by loved ones after dying in his sleep aged 55.
Lord Craig Mackinlay has told the Kent Politics Podcast of his fight back from near death and predicted the direction his party is about to take.
Concerned residents say a tourist hotspot has become “shabby and neglected” thanks to grimy pavements, litter-filled streets and unkempt green spaces.
Tributes have been paid to a “positive and strong-spirited” young man who was found dead in a park.
A couple had a “lucky” escape after sunlight “bounced” off a mirror in their bedroom and caused part of the room to go up in flames.
An emergency road closure is expected to cause traffic misery along a busy commuting route.
A mum says it feels like her heart has been ‘ripped out’ after her caring and loving son died from a seizure.
Scores of jobs have been lost following the sudden closure of a popular leisure centre, leaving staff "extremely upset".
Rumours work has started on a field in preparation for houses has been shut down by a council which has explained the real reasons behind the works.
A residents’ allotment group says false letters have been shared in its name which have been “altered to cause disruption and fear” among neighbours.
The fire service is still investigating the cause of a huge blaze that ripped through a business more than a week ago.
A third man has been arrested after a person suffered serious injuries in a seafront attack.
Hundreds of holiday-makers were left without running water for more than 20 hours at a seaside resort popular with families.
An “always smiling” baby was taken to A&E more than 10 times with a “missed” heart condition before suffering fatal cardiac arrest.
One of Kent’s biggest shopping outdoor centres – which has been hit by several store closures – has been put up for sale.
A man and a woman will appear in court after failing to stop for police led to a pursuit from part of Kent.
Police urged drivers to consider alternative routes due to significant congestion after a crash between two cars closed a road.
Train services were suspended because of a cow on the line.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a car crashed into four parked vehicles in a residential street and overturned.
Dog owners are being warned after a terrier was left “away with the fairies” after eating discarded cannabis on a popular beach.
The number of racist incidents reported at schools across Kent has been revealed.
Bosses at a popular attraction need to raise £30m over the next decade to keep facilities up to scratch - but insist it is not in danger of closing.
Flexible working arrangements, the housing crisis and punishments for environmental campaigners are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
A Mexican sports craze labelled one of the fastest-growing activities in the world is to see its first indoor complex hit the county.
Work has started to transform a derelict pavilion into a swimming pool and new restaurant after it was saved by artist Dame Tracey Emin.
A dispersal order has been rolled out and a warning sent to parents following a string of disturbances involving youths in a seaside town.
