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A water company has apologised after diversion and closure signs on a busy route sparked rush hour chaos - despite the road being open
A fishing boat skipper was ordered to pay almost £27,000 after sailing the wrong way along a shipping lane.
Plans for a supermarket and two drive-thru restaurants on the site of a former drinks factory have been approved, despite a number of concerns.
Police forced their way into a residential property and seized more than 100 cannabis plants.
Three people have been arrested after “pieces of wood” were used in a seafront brawl.
A man has been charged with assault on an emergency worker after a police officer was attacked.
Two people have been taken to hospital following a crash on a major route
Long queues have built up at a busy motorway junction after crews were called to a vehicle fire.
A seafront was left looking like a “bomb site” after thousands of people flocked to the coast this weekend.
Kent County Council’s leader has denied the authority is looking at closings tips and libraries despite high-placed sources saying it definitely is.
First the D-Day debacle and now a betting scandal - political editor Paul Francis looks at a Conservative election campaign plagued with setbacks.
A shopping centre will be opening the first-ever Love Island pop-up shop, giving customers the chance to buy products seen on screen.
Education in Kent is facing a crisis on a number of fronts - but how is each party promising to solve it at the general election?
A 47-year-old found with a sawn-off shotgun at her home has been spared a prison term after it took more than eight years to sentence her.
A council has been urged to reject plans for new town centre homes amid fears they could “decimate” the privacy of people with mental health issues.
A pair of long-admired mystical statues submerged in a Kent river have been found to be damaged beyond repair.
We take a look inside a converted railway carriage which is set to open as a cafe at a special needs school.
The cost of parking at one of Kent’s most iconic landmarks has been hiked - but locals say they shouldn’t have to pay anything at all.
Exasperated residents call for action over “dangerous” and “disrespectful” lorry drivers parking up on a main road near their homes.
A much-loved fishmongers’ has bid an emotional farewell after decades of trading at its current home.
Thousands of residents have been left without electricity after power cuts in separate parts of Kent.
Police investigating a sexual assault have arrested a man after the road was cordoned off.
A teenager was taken to a London hospital in a serious condition after he was discovered in difficulty near a pier.
An air ambulance landed at a sports ground after a call to a medical incident.
Hair and beauty students who’d been told they wouldn’t get a grade after their course was scrapped will be able to sit their exams after all.
A council worker who crashed his car after drinking three cans of beer has been banned from the road.
A garage running for 73 years could be knocked down to make way for homes.
Police have made an arrest after a man was taken to hospital in a serious condition following an attack.
Emergency services were called out to a fire after flames from a bonfire spread to an empty building.
Some residents in the town were left scratching their heads about the statues.
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