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A coastal pool which remains shut after being targeted by yobs could get upgraded security measures following a spate of vandalism.
A restaurant has issued a warning to dog owners after public drinking bowls were reportedly spiked with antifreeze.
An application has been submitted to open a nursery in a listed town centre building.
A closed micropub has been given a new lease of life with the launch of a new venue specialising in Belgian beers.
A road closure criticised for impacting a seaside town’s summer tourism are to take a week longer due to emergency water works.
A week-long festival celebrating a town’s links with the seaside kicked off with a day of free music.
A barber who admitted he had a hair allergy is among three men jailed for trying to smuggle drugs into the country in a shipment of bananas.
An award-winning singer-songwriter from America is headlining a day of free music that marks the start of a week-long seaside festival in a Kent town.
A popular coastal pool has been forced to shut following another attack by yobs.
Some 80 youth clubs are fighting for survival as the council looks to shave £900,000 from its budget.
Residents are being warned to close their windows and doors for another day as smoke continues to rise from a smouldering hay fire.
Sheppey United are kicking off the new season with a change at the top.
A woman who was releasing her parent’s ashes at a beach found a fossil which is estimated to be up to 30 million years old.
A man was flown to hospital after being stabbed near a caravan park.
The number of illegal trucks using a beach as an illegal tip site has dropped, the police and crime commissioner has confirmed.
A stray dog service is appealing for information after a female spaniel was found straying with overgrown nails and matted fur.
A bus operator had to call 999 due to anti-social youths weaving in and out of traffic and causing trouble at a town centre bus hub.
A car park used by parents during the school run and people living nearby is closing following a rise in vandalism.
The owners of a farm charity fear a spotty boar taken from his pen could be sold on and killed for meat.
A camper who bought a dozen eggs from a well-known farm shop was shocked to see four double-yolkers in her frying pan.
