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SECAmb says it has reacted to criticisms by a coroner following careless driving by an ambulance driver that caused the death of a paramedic.
Great Britain archer Mia McGuane owes her start in the sport to a family holiday in Great Yarmouth.
A scheme which gives inmates the chance to upskill and take steps toward rehabilitation will see discount-price bikes go on sale tomorrow.
A primary school has kept its “good” Ofsted rating following its first inspection in five years.
Cones and barriers will be removed by engineers working on a £32.7 million scheme after almost a year of traffic restrictions on a busy main road.
The boss of a children’s charity says she is “really proud” to be marking 25 years with the organisation.
A grassroots football club have helped bring some cheer to those in need this Christmas.
Ryan Maxwell is determined to help Sittingbourne realise their potential after signing a contract extension.
Councillors have walked away from a ruling coalition over fears the government is putting “profit before people and the planet”.
A young man has been arrested after multiple reports salons around the county that staff had their phones swiped.
A whistling postman who has raised hundreds of thousands for charities by pedalling on a static bike has handed in his final cheques.
There are fears that illicit sexual activity has returned to woods next to one of the county’s busiest roads.
A garden with a special memorial board has opened, dedicated to those affected by the loss of a baby.
Supermarket staff and customers say they have been forced to wear hats, gloves and coats to battle the in-store cold after the heating broke.
Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell has handed fans an early Christmas present by signing a contract extension.
Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to after multiple hairdressers in two towns were targeted.
Commuters are facing delays after a lorry collided with a railway bridge.
A primary school is celebrating going from “Requires Improvement” to “Good” after a visit from inspectors.
A key decision on a huge new housing development was “ripped away” from the local council following a request from an MP, it has emerged.
A new cafe is opening inside a major homeware store which is promising customers an “upgraded” shopping experience.
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