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Doctors’ surgeries across the county are asking people to “be patient” as they face a backlog following an IT outage.
A kind-hearted mum dedicated to nursing sick hedgehogs has become overwhelmed with more than a hundred in her garden.
Plans to build a special needs secondary school have been blocked and sent to the secretary of state over the loss of playing fields.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a soldier was stabbed near an Army barracks.
An uninsured car led officers to uncover loaded handguns and drugs in a storage cupboard.
A prolific burglar being pursued by police veered onto the wrong side of the road before “seriously injuring” a biker and their passenger.
A village was blocked off after a black car crashed into a wall.
Police are investigating a city centre sex attack in which a man touched a woman under her clothing after attempting to chat with her.
The organisers of a town’s Pride event say they won’t back down in the face of homophobic abuse after vandals set alight a banner promoting the event.
An opening date has been confirmed for a long-awaited Home Bargains store set to occupy a former Morrisons site.
A council has voted unanimously to support a motion calling on the new Labour government to compensate women impacted by changes to pension rules.
A once popular nightspot will soon be redeveloped into two blocks of flats for more than 60 apartments after plans were approved.
Multiple cars were involved in a collision at a busy roundabout by a retail park which sparked long delays.
Two teenagers have been arrested after a woman was taken to hospital following an alleged assault in a town’s High Street.
Streets were cordoned off close to the River Thames as emergency services joined in the search for a missing person.
A derelict property which was left empty for more than 15 years has been given a stunning new look thanks to a Channel 4 show.
Could the government’s vision for our railways signal a new era for public transport and train travel in this country, asks our columnist?
Just weeks after Chapel Down announced it was open to a sale, another major Kent vineyard has confirmed it could be heading down the same path.
Carpetright bosses are set to shut more than 200 stores – including 10 in Kent - after the firm appointed administrators.
A huge fire erupted this morning at a Kent business founded almost a century ago.
A couple who recently returned from running a cafe in Spain believe they are opening a village’s first coffee shop.
Kent’s crime commissioner wants to hear from households in “problem” areas to assess the extent of anti-social behaviour and violence.
The family of a teenager left brain-damaged after collapsing in a play park say they “won’t give up” on their little girl.
A man who scalded his girlfriend with boiling water claimed her burns resulted from tripping over a kettle cable.
Exclusive: Figures reveal where sales of luxury homes in Kent have tripled amid an influx of cash-rich Londoners - sparking fears of gentrification.
A courier collecting blood has admitted killing an elderly priest on his way to a religious retreat while driving carelessly.
More than 1,800 illegal vapes and 9,000 cigarettes were discovered in eight city centre shops.
A pool and sports centre could lose its wave pool and slide under a £19m overhaul.
A student has been awarded a five-figure payout after her dentist extracted a healthy tooth during an operation following an “admin error”.
Grants have been awarded to groups and charities throughout Kent aimed at preventing suicides.
