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A section of A-road leading to Kent’s busiest port was shut for several hours due to a crash involving a car and a motorbike.
The race is now on for a community to find the necessary funds needed to purchase and restore a historic village pub at risk of permanent closure.
An unlawful Traveller encampment has been moved on after temporarily setting up camp on a town’s playing fields.
Emergency services were called to a fuel forecourt after a vehicle went up in flames perulously close to the pumps.
A historic church described as the “bedrock of the community” has cordoned off part of its churchyard for urgent repair works to take place.
A historic convent will be knocked down to make way for a huge three-storey care home if controversial new plans are approved.
A number of people have been rescued by French authorities after a small boat got into difficulty in the Channel.
A Grade II-listed pub has been damaged after a car crashed into the front of the building.
Parts of a town centre were left without power while emergency services and utility firms responded to a gas leak.
A man in his 20s was airlifted to hospital after a collision between a car and a motorbike.
Make this summer one to remember with a trip to Kent’s best wildlife parks, castles, farms and country parks.
Fed-up villagers have condemned the lack of repairs to a water leak, which has been left to flow for more than two years.
A group of residents are gearing up to fight against revised plans for an “enormous” winery they fear will do irreparable harm to the countryside.
A youth club will be rolled out inside shipping containers to help combat “hundreds of young people” engaging in “deviant behaviour”.
Greedy customers who ‘dine and dash’ before paying are leaving owners out of pocket and staff disheartened but what is behind the rising trend?
A peacock who endeared himself to villagers after spending the best part of a year roaming driveways has been rehomed after concerns over his welfare.
When an area of the county was said to be the UK’s second best for craft beer, we decided a pub crawl was in order to put the claim to the test...
Rescue crews have launched a major search operation in the English Channel as a diver has been reported missing.
A crash involving two cars closed an A-road, sparking a large emergency response.
A once popular Chinese restaurant, which was repossessed two years ago, has been given permission to be turned into flats.
The county’s branches of a national cinema chain are not among the six it intends to close as part of a restructuring plan.
KentOnline takes a sneak peek at the progress of a pool’s £2.5m revamp.
A couple who renovated a derelict toilet block into a pub are trying to raise more than £200,000 to buy and expand the site.
A frustrated pub landlord spent £8,500 putting up barriers to “protect pedestrians” - but now council workers are set to tear them down.
A chef who trained at one of London’s most famous kitchens is taking on a new challenge - reviving a garden centre cafe.
As the Paris Olympic Games get underway, our columnist struggles to find traces of London 2012’s legacy in Kent today.
A dance teacher who has taught thousands of students and celebrities is closing her studio and retiring.
Just two fish and chip shops remain in arguably Kent’s most popular coastal town, and we went to find out why...
A court escapee has been jailed along with his father who helped while he was “on the run”.
Ted Baker, once hugely popular, could close all of its shops amid reports that staff have been handed three-week’s notice.
