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A man's keen detective work has unveiled hundreds of 'errors' in a parking company's records.
Concerns over dodgy parking usually result in an angry call to the council - but one road safety vigilante has taken matters into his own hands.
A leading Kent head teacher says some schools are facing £100,000 increases in their energy bills - which could mean job cuts.
Children as young as 12 are being given drugs to deliver by their parents as the cost of living crisis fuels a rise in county lines.
The steak, pricey baguettes and a few surly staff members left a bad taste on Secret Drinker's latest pub mission.
A Taco Bell is one of two new fast-food restaurants poised to open in a city next year.
A high-end eatery which closed due to staff shortages less than a year after opening is set to pass into new hands.
Police are investigating after revellers were assaulted at a high-profile music event which has previously come under fire.
A "childlike" Harry Potter Lego thief who dropped his ID during a crime spree has been jailed.
A dog walker was left outraged after coming across a footpath left in a 'vile' state after travellers set up camp nearby.
A police aeroplane was spotted circling above Kent as officers searched for a 4x4.
From bus and train drivers to barristers and nurses - staff at numerous sectors are striking this month or balloting for action in rows over pay.
Signs put up by a water company asking for "pollution spotters" to alert them to suspected incidents have sparked anger.
A road has been closed in both directions after a car crashed into a lamppost.
Street art to help protect large hoardings from graffiti has been shortlisted in a competition to find the country's worst council-funded artwork.
Residents believe a bid to transform a former lorry park into gym and minigolf course could swamp their roads with even more cars.
In this week’s Eat My Words, we spend a sunny Saturday morning at a café that is so tiny it leaves customers sitting outside.
This is the truth behind a viral video showing a traffic warden and police officer arguing outside McDonald's.
The Met Office has unveiled the 2022/23 list of storm names but which monikers have made the list?
Beautiful images captured the moment a cute seal was seen taking a rest on a popular beach.
A suspected drink driver has been arrested after a two-car crash on a major road.
A community shop, which sells discounted food and household goods to people in need, has been burgled for the third time this year.
A rescue centre has come up with a unique way to make sure their greyhounds are the centre of attention.
As the new academic year begins, huge numbers of protesters have gathered to warn cuts to Kent bus services will cause gridlock on the school-run.
A father tried desperately to save his 18-year-old daughter after he found her unable to breathe and throwing up black vomit.
Exclusive: Dozens of students cannot start their midwifery courses at a Kent university amid concerns over trainees working unsupervised.
A woman is urging the council to take action after falling down an "extremely dangerous" hole in the ground, leaving her badly hurt.
Two entrepreneurs who met 'on the buses' are to open a fine-dining restaurant with harp and baby grand piano.
It was another busy month for the court system with murderers, conmen, thieves and robbers all jailed for their crimes in August.
A councillor has hit out at supporters of the Lower Thames Crossing after a golf club on land earmarked for its construction shut today.
