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Frustrated motorists say years of neglect has left a key route in a deplorable state, and believe the road could be the worst in the county.
The rebranding of one of the county’s most historic areas as “the West End” has divided opinion - with some people left baffled.
A mum told her underage daughter to “shut-up” when she said she did not want to be tattooed.
A parking row has broken out between residents who want to park near their homes and a head teacher trying to keep them away from the school site.
Fed-up residents feel “forgotten” as rubbish piles up in their street amid continuing problems with a new bin collection service.
Ten years ago, Peaches Geldof took an accidental heroin overdose at her Kent home - and left the watching world and her family in shock.
A development of 17 flats set to fill a “great big hole” in a town centre is due to be completed next year, bosses say.
A foster carer who is gay and has multiple sclerosis (MS) is urging people not to rule out fostering over fears they are not the right fit.
A motorcyclist was killed in an accident which led to the overnight closure of the A2, with police now appealing for witnesses.
Frustrated residents have branded a council's new parking permit scheme "diabolical" just days after it was launched.
Another leading figure behind ambitious plans to build a multi-billion pound entertainment park in the county has quit.
A pub’s closure has shocked and saddened locals who said the place was “always busy”.
A “neglected” high street building once home to Burton and Dorothy Perkins could be transformed into celebrity favourite The Ivy.
Back in the early 1980s, signing up to the Scouts or Boys’ Brigade was something of a rite of passage.
A new book gives a rare glimpse inside the home of one of the nation’s most influential artists.
A stretch of the A2 is back open this morning after being closed in both directions overnight following a serious crash.
Nuisance motorists will be fined and be taken to court as part of a towns-wide clampdown on boy racers and anti-social drivers, a council has pledged.
A man is in court following a spate of thefts from several convenience stores in towns across the county.
The opening date has been announced for a town’s first Domino’s branch inside a former high street bank.
Land surrounding a former hospital, which has planning permission for 19 townhouses, has hit the market at £2.4 million.
Staff at a Kent university have voted to strike over courses being cut and in defence of jobs.
Shoppers can now collect purchases from furniture giant IKEA at another Kent Tesco store.
A mother and daughter from the county are to compete in award-winning BBC series Race Across the World.
Two warehouse buildings have vanished as another Costa Coffee outlet moves closer to completion and opening.
Police have launched a manhunt for a burglar who distracted a dock officer before bolting for the courtroom door and escaping.
A climbing frame in a children’s play park has been removed after an inspection highlighted safety concerns and ‘extensive repairs’ needed.
Furious residents are calling for urgent repairs two weeks after a sinkhole appeared on the main route through their village.
A dad whose life was saved by air ambulance crews said he would have died if they had not performed major roadside surgery.
A major high street gym chain has submitted a bit to operate one of its fitness centres around the clock from a shopping centre.
Motorists will not be allowed to drive past a school during peak times as part of a ‘school streets’ trial aimed at making streets safer for children.
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