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Plans to transform part of a historic hotel into a performing arts venue have been scrapped amid concerns over potential “noise nuisance”.
After suffering another unbearable loss, columnist Melissa Todd is reminded of the frailty of life and importance of savouring every moment.
The fight to bring Eurostar back to Kent is not over yet - as a campaign to restore services gains support from almost 30,000 people.
Plans for a 53-home estate branded a “recipe for disaster” by villagers have cleared the first hurdle.
Viewers will get to see how volunteer officers and paramedics operate together when responding to emergencies.
A judge is set to examine whether a man drove his van into a football club chairman in panic or out of vengeance.
Nearly half of surveyed workers at a health trust don’t believe their bosses would address concerns they raise.
A jury has cleared a Kent police officer of sexually assaulting a woman, after just under two hours of deliberations.
Police are searching for a missing woman after her dog was reportedly found running loose on a beach
A cyclist who escaped with cuts and bruises when he was knocked off his bike by a taxi says he was saved by his protective gear.
A food festival in a city centre park which could host thousands has been given the go-ahead - despite neighbours’ fears of “commercialisation”.
Follow our live blog for the latest reaction as pupils in Kent receive their exam results today.
A “complex recovery operation” was underway after a lorry overturned on a motorway sliproad.
Our reporter made the trip to a far-flung pub to sample what it claims could be the finest example of our national dish anywhere in the land.
Drivers have hit out over problems with the Dart Charge, with time running out to pay up or risk a £70 fine.
The rising cost burden on drivers, the effectiveness of exams and the small boats crisis are all topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
A couple are appealing for donations to get their son treatment for a life-threatening heart condition.
Festival bosses fear rail strikes will impact attendance at more than a dozen music, food and cultural events across Kent over the next two weekends.
Plans to convert a closure-hit shopping centre into homes could be fast-tracked after Wilko fell into administration, council bosses say.
A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms issued by the Met Office has been cancelled.
A coastal town could soon be headed up by its own council - potentially costing households an extra £80 a year.
A man has pleaded guilty to arson after setting three cars alight in one road overnight.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of assault and having a weapon after a town centre incident involving a group of children.
Bosses behind a sports bar say their second Kent venue will open in a long-empty building this autumn.
A major high street chain is set to close one of its Kent stores prompting fears it will “rip the heart out the High Street”.
Bin strikes are set to continue until October after workers rejected a “final” pay offer for the second time today.
BBC Radio Kent was temporarily taken off air mid-broadcast after a fire scare sparked by a fog machine led to studios being evacuated.
Part of a motorway is shut and emergency services are at the scene following a “serious collision”.
Part of a motorway is shut and emergency services are at the scene following a “serious collision”.
A banned driver in a Mercedes led police on a 70mph chase through residential streets before jumping out of the car - which rolled into a house
