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Council officers say drastic cuts to all non-essential services may be required to avoid bankruptcy.
The UK’s biggest Wetherspoon pub is about to get even bigger as bosses announce a £750k expansion.
Shocked residents have told workers to “come back and do a proper job” after leaving a “black scar” on paving outside a gallery.
Roadworks causing frustration for motorists are set to continue until November 16.
A man in his 50s was taken to hospital after several emergency vehicles were called to a woodland.
A dilapidated water pumping station deemed “dangerous and structurally unstable” could be transformed into a four-bed house.
Aerial images show the development of a divisive new Aldi supermarket ahead of its opening next year.
Police and paramedics were sent to a bus station after reports a man had been found dead.
A disused university building could be transformed into an ‘all-in-one’ healthcare centre offering up to 60,000 appointments per year.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is facing increasing pressure to resign over “failures” to alert the authorities about “abhorrent” abuse of children.
More than 59,000 fines have been mistakenly handed to motorists using one of the county’s busiest crossings over the course of a year.
Concerns have been raised over plans for three new “distracting” digital billboards to be installed in a car park along a busy road.
A mum on a mission to save young lives since the death of her own teenage son continues to tell her tragic story to thousands of schoolchildren.
The number of XL bullies seized or destroyed in the first six months since the ban has been revealed as campaigners still call for changes to the law.
From booking GP appointments online to paying for parking on an app, more of Kent’s older generation increasingly feel “locked out” by technology.
A spurned lover bombarded his ex with hundreds of abusive messages and calls after she broke up with him via text.
Nearly 3,000 fines have been issued since a grace period ended on a controversial scheme banning motorists from entering roads near schools.
A two-year-old girl suffered blood clots and had to be put in a coma after food poisoning on an all-inclusive holiday with her parents.
A museum has received lottery funding to create a new exhibition about the floating harbours which helped win the Second World War.
A community arts centre will have to shut if it cannot raise £10,000 before Christmas.
A motorist who crashed his car into another vehicle on a busy roundabout was found to be more than three times the legal drink-drive limit.
Safety concerns have been raised over the condition of a “dangerous” footbridge, used by hundreds of people each day.
A landlady wanting to take over a closed-down pub believes reopening it is still viable - as plans to redevelop it were rejected for the third time.
“Desperately sad” garden centre bosses revealed they have been forced to shut after 35 years prompting visitors to voice their sorrow.
Towns across the county paid tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom on Remembrance Sunday.
Four men have been arrested after armed police descended on a harbour this morning.
Police searching for a missing teenager have asked the public for help.
The county’s busiest JD Wetherspoon pub is set to shut for a refurbishment.
Plans have been unveiled for a former Biffa site whose land could be ‘contaminated’.
The thousands of tourists who visit one of Kent’s most popular seaside towns have little idea of the inferno which forever changed it.
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