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A mum-of-four involved in a minor accident four years ago now relies on a wheelchair and needs life-changing surgery.
Seething residents say “there is always an excuse” after Southern Water blamed heavy rainfall on 19 sewage releases near a town in a month.
A high street is bouncing back from the gloom of the pandemic – welcoming five new brands and the return of another.
A car park used by parents during the school run and people living nearby is closing following a rise in vandalism.
A two-year campaign to have 15 hectares of open space declared a village green finally has an end date in sight.
Five men have been jailed after stealing from large supermarket chains across the county and further afield.
Motorists are facing rush-hour delays on a busy stretch of motorway due to a crash involving a car and a lorry.
A 52-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and drink-driving after a crash on a major route
Heard the one about the two brothers who bought an old boozer, fell out, put up a fence, and created two pubs? Let Secret Drinker tell you more...
Water company bosses are set to review the hosepipe ban that has been in place since earlier this year – following weeks of wet weather.
The removal of scaffolding from a town centre building has turned the site into a "hotel for pigeons and seagulls", say concerned residents.
A hospital porter is being hailed a hero after managing to catch up with an unlikely thief – a sneaky seagull.
The owners of a farm charity fear a spotty boar taken from his pen could be sold on and killed for meat.
A long-empty town centre restaurant is back on the market after plans to convert it into flats were delayed.
A survey of young people has revealed an increase of cyberbullying.
A huge high street retailer – which has more than 10 stores in Kent – has filed a notice of intent to appoint administrators.
The Proclaimers have cancelled a concert in Kent this weekend.
A camper who bought a dozen eggs from a well-known farm shop was shocked to see four double-yolkers in her frying pan.
An group of 15 caravans have been spotted parked up outside a supermarket.
We spoke to councillors who say our local government is not reflecting all the people living in Kent.
Our reporter entered a new restaurant as a sushi sceptic – but after trying the five-star food from the “bottomless” menu, he left a convert.
A former Shepherd Neame pub which felt the full force of the coronavirus pandemic has been earmarked to be turned into new homes.
The mum of an autistic boy who lost his dad in a tragic accident has branded a special educational needs school “callous” for denying her son a place.
A six-week road closure has wreaked havoc on village businesses – with one warning they may have to lay off staff to stay afloat.
Doctors’ strikes, the ULEZ expansion, ‘alarmist’ climate change propaganda and the small boats crisis are all topics tackled by our readers this week.
A mental health trust has been issued a warning by the health watchdog after concerns were raised over the use of drugs and ‘blanket restrictions’.
Motorists faced further delays on the M20 this evening following reports of another crash.
The amusing moment a pair of foxes started playing on the roof of a car has been caught on a Ring doorball camera.
After almost a month of bin strikes and recycling being sent to landfill to keep up with collections, workers and the authority remain at a stalemate.
A Kent council has approved plans to reopen a disused Park and Ride site in the face of accusations it is “gambling with residents’ money”.
