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A ‘widespread’ mice infestation and hotdogs stored on the floor were all discovered by hygiene inspectors at a popular trampoline park.
A last-ditch attempt has been launched to save a popular community pub described as the ‘heart of the village.
As the election nears, perhaps those who daub weird stuff on their ballot papers have a point, says our columnist.
Tactical voting could prove crucial in two Kent seats in July. We look at who could benefit - and why even Carol Vorderman thinks it’s a good idea.
A school’s bid for a BMX and mountain bike track just yards from a row of homes has left residents fearing their lives will be blighted by noise.
On the 80th anniversary of the loss of 52 REME personnel in a Doodlebug blast, a village is to mark the occasion with a military parade and service.
Police officers caught a burglar hiding behind a counter after kicking in the door at a restaurant.
More than fifty unique sculptures of Shaun the Sheep will appear at landmarks across a town centre later this month.
A dad-to-be developed the same uncommon cancer his brother had battled after noticing similar symptoms.
An independent vintage boutique is closing after seeing a significant fall in trade and soaring bills.
A mum has told of the terrifying moment her friend’s child “could have died” after managing to get out of a gated play area and toward a cliff edge.
A former councillor who stood for Labour at the last general election says he ‘no longer feels safe’ in the party as a person of colour.
A chip pan caught alight at a fish and chip shop requiring firefighters to come to the rescue and one person being treated for injuries.
The closure of a busy route that is affecting a village’s public transport route is to begin at 10pm.
A homeless charity has launched a unique venture understood to be Kent’s largest secondhand clothes shop.
A former Boy George impersonator and friend of Dave Myers has organised a bike ride in his memory from his cafe.
Parts of three Kent beaches will be closed over the next month as a flood defence scheme costing almost half a million pounds gets underway.
Kent’s biggest Pride event is taking place this weekend with a star-studded festival - here’s what you need to know…
Passengers are “marooned” in France as ferry services are suspended or cancelled due to strike action among port workers.
A person had to be rescued by firefighters after getting stuck in mud on a beach.
This week, Melissa Todd meets the man behind a Kent driving school with a difference, helping the disadvantaged and suicidal find hope for the future.
Ferry journeys are facing major delays and disruption due to strike action in France.
A mum says her family “can’t have fun any more” after her housing association banned her paddling pool and wedding reception from the communal yard.
A car wash site where plans for a 100-room budget hotel with a rooftop bar and restaurant were approved despite heavy opposition is up for sale.
A retired university lecturer says he was forced to dump his garden waste after the council repeatedly failed to empty his green bin.
Potential threats to Eurostar's monopoly on the Channel Tunnel could boost chances of its trains stopping in Kent again, councillors think.
Welcome to the madhouse! Secret Drinker’s wild Friday night out.
A driver was taken to hospital after a crash between a car and lorry stopped traffic on the M20 last night.
A convicted drug dealer is to have his assets seized after supplying cocaine to people around Kent.
An investigation has been launched to find a man in his 60s who police are becoming concerned about.
