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Annoyed GP residents say that have made hundreds of calls a day to get through to the doctors, and it could cost lives if not fixed.
A hairdresser has equipped herself with boots and walking trainers and has set off on a 1,000-mile trek for charity.
Southern Water has blamed technical faults at several of its sites for a huge sewage dump in the sea and denied willfully polluting the water.
A school was forced to lockdown after concerns for pupil's safety were raised.
A stunned homeowner has caught on video the moment a mystery woman strode across her drive in the early hours and stole a plant pot and flower.
Defender George Crimmen has rejoined Sittingbourne from Swale neighbours Sheppey.
Conservatives have accused coalition leaders of reneging on election promises to fight more housing plans. But planning boss denies the claim.
The family of an RAF gunner whose aircraft has been recovered more than 75 years after it vanished will finally visit the Netherlands.
A parish council fighting against hundreds of homes on its doorstep has warned politicians to listen to voters’ concerns or risk being ousted.
A former teacher who searched for indecent images of children while planning lessons has avoided jail.
A film crew has been on a two-day shoot in darkest Kent to make an advert for cherries being grown on Sarah Neaves' family farm.
The shocking death of a father-of-two turned into a national scandal when no-one would pay to have his body recovered.
Luke Hopkins finished in the points on his British Superbike Championship debut - after almost writing off his bike.
Gore Court celebrated their first win in three years at the weekend.
Praise the Lord, a priest had a lucky escape after his car was in collision with a lorry and ended up in a ditch.
Police warn motorists to take care to remove valuables from parked vehicles after seven cars were broken into over two nights in one village.
Twitter has suspended outspoken Kent comic Lee Hurst for his comments following an attack on England's chief medical officer Chris Whitty.
Four Kent churches celebrated the 200th anniversary of the Ellacombe Chimes which allow one person to ring all the bells in a church tower.
Comedian Lee Hurst has caused fury on Twitter after apparently supporting the yobs who attacked the Government's chief medical officer Chris Whitty.
An outside music festival has been axed at the last minute after organisers couldn't guarantee there would be no dancing or singing.
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