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A busy stretch of the A249 will be shutting this weekend to allow work to continue on a multi-million-pound road improvement scheme.
A cherry grower is featuring alongside a Michelin-starred chef in a TV advert for a national chain.
A bid to cover land the size of 86 football pitches in solar panels was turned down by councillors who said they should be on roofs, not in fields.
Erin McNeice hopes Britain’s climbing success in Paris will inspire a new wave of youngsters to take up the sport back home.
The heartbroken mum of a toddler who has a rare kidney disease says she is watching him “fight for his life”.
Police will have additional powers to tackle disorder in a town centre this weekend.
Erin McNeice wants to savour every moment of Paris 2024 - and now she’s in the boulder and lead climbing final the atmosphere will hit new heights.
A popular pub, known for its sports and weekend DJ events, has reopened after being shut for two weeks.
The plug has been pulled on a new medical centre that would have catered for 17,000 patients due to costs and changes to plans.
It was carnival time at the Old Gun Site on Sunday where a big crowd of 560 saw Kent Kings win the London Tournament in yet another last-heat decider.
Ryan Maxwell is keeping Sittingbourne players guessing before the start of the new Isthmian South East season.
The first floor of a vacant former supermarket building which was sold for half a million pounds is set to become flats.
A popular figure, described as a ‘local legend’ who taught thousands of children and represented his community with distinction has died.
Work to improve traffic flow on a roundabout used by thousands of drivers a day is behind schedule due to the discovery of a rare animal.
A prolific shoplifter who was recalled to prison just weeks ago, went out thieving again just days after being re-released from jail.
A mystery park user has taken the time to highlight the number of dog poop left by their owners.
Villagers say upcoming pipeline repairs are ‘ridiculous’ less than a year after work on the same stretch of road dragged on for over 12 months .
A town centre eatery has shut just months after welcoming its first customers.
A once “outstanding” primary school now “requires improvement” following an Ofsted inspection.
A street will be shut for nearly a week while emergency repairs are carried out.
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