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Retired Kent sports journalist Tony Rickson has released his second book - and it's well worth a read.
Protest groups may have another chance to oppose developments after a council looks set to go back to the drawing board on its Local Plan.
Work on multi-million pound changes to two road junctions that will pave the way for thousands of new homes is set to begin next autumn.
A shortage of taxi drivers in Kent due to the pandemic has led to an onslaught of abuse hurled at drivers and bosses face problems with recruitment.
Sittingbourne vice-captain Ahmed Abdulla has been speaking about his time playing under Paolo Di Canio.
Officials are red faced after a junior staff member was unwittingly let loose on approving and rejecting planning notices.
A previously-struggling nursery has been praised by Ofsted after a remarkable turnaround.
A new martial arts school has opened in Kent.
A hairdresser who swapped her scissors for walking boots has completed her epic trek from Land’s End to John O’ Groats.
Three fire engines were called when two vehicles caught light.
A driver who made rude hand gestures at an unmarked police car was found to only have a provisional licence.
Darren Blackburn got the response he was looking for as Sittingbourne beat Faversham in the Swale derby.
More than 50 residents have raised objections about a new garden village which would create 9,250 homes, five new schools and health facilities.
Professional models teamed up with volunteer shop workers for a day-long photo shoot to publicise vintage clothes for a hospice's fundraising appeal.
Residents told to close doors and windows as smoke from a haystack fire drifted over a housing estate.
A campaign has started to save a light railway, started in 1975, which has lost up to £400,000 after being forced to close during the lockdowns.
A three-year-old boy with cerebral palsy has completed the equivalent of two marathons to raise money for charity.
Sittingbourne are looking to finish the job after Johan Caney-Bryan’s double earned an FA Cup reprieve.
Witnesses are sought to a fatal collision in which a woman died in Kent.
A school is facing a race against time to fix its roof after '£200,000 of damage' was done to it when lead was stolen.
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