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A devastated son has pleaded for the return of his mother’s and stepfather’s ashes after they were stolen from his van.
A popular seafront boardwalk is to be extended by 100 metres after plans were given the green light.
Water bills will rise for everyone in Kent - and some residents will be paying £200 more in five years’ time.
Government plans to revolutionise the council structure in Kent has been met with “pragmatic realism” by the county’s 14 local authority leaders.
A primary school has been forced to close and 118 homes left without power following an underground fault.
An Elvis superfan who was a well-known character in his hometown has been remembered fondly by hundreds following his death.
Plans for nearly 200 waterfront homes on the site of a former council headquarters have been give the go-ahead despite a lack of money for services.
An “untrustworthy” man who carried out random and unprovoked attacks on two people in their homes upon his release has been sent back to jail.
A trailblazer who dedicated his life to supporting victims of racial harassment has died aged 84.
The launch of a new major discount store in a town drew much excitement as hundreds queued to get inside and grab a “good bargain”.
A hospital consultant living with a rare disease which left her doubting if she would ever be able to run again is set to represent Team GB.
A Kent MP has backed a bill he believes will better hold water companies to account over the dumping of sewage in the county’s largest river.
The ambulance service has confirmed a person died at the scene of a crash on a busy route.
A retired fruit farmer who died after choking on food at a restaurant had “a good life”, says his grieving family.
A grandmother suffered cuts and bruises trying to rescue her five-month-old puppy from the jaws of “two big dogs with thick heads”.
Plans have been submitted for a “state of the art adult gaming and bingo venue” in place of a former computer shop.
The dangers of e-bikes, the definition of ‘hate’, capital punishment and abuse of retail staff are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
A new speed limit is being introduced on a road where two people have died but questions have been raised about how it will be enforced.
A mum is furious a damaged road sign was not fixed before smashing to the ground saying it could have decapitated someone.
A goat named MacGyver who vanished from his pen has returned three months later in what keepers are calling the “best festive gift”.
Four Shoe Zone stores deemed “unviable” are set to close in Kent - but eight will remain open.
The reopening of a Wimpy restaurant that has sat empty for more than a year has been delayed.
An infant school and nursery had made the “difficult decision” to close after “significant disruption” to the building’s water supply.
A Kent man has been charged after a protester dressed as Santa climbed the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree.
A talented artist described as a “true legend” has been found dead in her flat, sparking sadness across her hometown.
A 75-year-old woman fled her bungalow when a devastating fire broke out, believed to have been sparked by a heat lamp.
From saving swans to rescuing injured foxes, how two volunteers are helping the county’s animals at Christmas
A mum has been left distraught after the family dog was “pounced” upon by another dog in a fatal attack which also saw her teen son taken to hospital.
An America-inspired drive-in cinema costing £27 a ticket set to show old festive films has been cancelled at the last minute.
Police patrolling a high street following concerns raised over anti-social behaviour have arrested several men and issued sanctions to others.
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