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A mass brawl in which two teenagers were hurt has sparked a police crackdown – with a dispersal order put in place.
A carpenter who was working in shop where everything is free had his tools taken – presumably by someone who thought they were part of the deal.
An eyesore seafront building is finally being demolished - more than a year after plans to bring down the derelict property were revealed.
A family-run jewellers which has been open for almost 90 years is set to get a new owner as the current one looks to retire.
An Armed Forces Day fly-by has been cancelled over aircraft engine trouble.
Plans to build a community garden, and possible a farm shop to sell the produce, have been put forward by residents.
Police were called to a residential street after a woman allegedly threatened to set fire to a property there.
Residents are losing hope of getting a damaged manhole cover fixed after six months of complaints.
A trio of money launderers have been told to give up real funds after being involved in a £12million counterfeiting operation.
The boss of an Instagram-favourite dessert shop taking the county by storm shares the scecrets of her sweet success.
Organisers of a 126-year-old carnival in Kent say they have abandoned the traditional roles of a court king or queen in a bid to be more inclusive.
Our columnist on why the revival of two of our key seaside towns are now reaping the rewards despite the naysayers.
The owner of a new tap room has urged people to get behind local businesses and help the town’s regeneration.
Parents say they no longer want to take their children to two playgrounds in a town regularly targeted by louts.
Traffic queued for miles after a rush-hour collision between a lorry and a 4x4.
Staff and customers at a McDonald’s restaurant in Kent have held a party to mark a milestone birthday.
Another person has been convicted after admitting to playing a role in the transport of migrants who were later found dead in the back of a lorry.
Drivers could face huge tailbacks for the second weekend in a row as part of a dual carriageway is set to close again.
A man was left stunned after spotting ‘rainbow clouds’ in the sky while strolling along a Kent seafront.
A journalist who covered the mission to discover the wreck of Titanic believes people will continue to explore the site despite this week’s tragedy.
A busy tunnel will be closed all weekend for traffic heading towards the coast.
Another Kent primary school is being investigated following new building safety guidelines issued by the government.
Columnist Melissa Todd reflects on the reality of being working class after her friend’s appalling treatment by an unscrupulous employment agency.
Shoppers are divided over the appearance of a new eco-material laid in a busy high street to hide the roots of towering trees.
Pupils are preparing to move from a temporary classroom to their new school on a multi-million pound housing estate after a 12-month wait.
Exclusive: In a rare interview, Sir Roger De Haan admits locals may struggle to afford his firm’s new seafront flats – valued at up to £3 million.
Britain’s oldest brewer Shepherd Neame has made some of its beers weaker to cut costs – but punters and landlords appear to back the move.
Rail passengers are being warned to expect disruption as another series of strikes gets underway.
Emergency services were called to a town centre after a woman assaulted a man outside Costa, sparking a police appeal.
A town centre eatery which failed to succeed under two names and owners has been re-listed at auction just weeks after closing.
