"Our shops raise vital funds"

Demelza children's hospice has stressed the importance of its shops following complaints that there are too many charity outlets in Tenterden.

Life-saving volunteer in plea to join him

Their lives in your hands - could you be a community first responder?

Owner left horse starving and in pain

A woman's who left a colt in pain for weeks and with 'no flesh at all on his body' has been fined.

Fight for justice stepped up after holiday death

The family of a Kent lawyer killed in a boat tragedy on holiday in Brazil are stepping up their campaign for a prosecution over her death.

'Charity shops trade unfairly'

Plans by Demelza children's hospice to open a shop in Tenterden have led to concerns about the number of charity shops in the town.

War satire on stage

Members of Tenterden Operatic & Dramatic Society (TODS) are putting the finishing touches to their latest show.

Hay! Why has it gone dark?

This house owner must have felt it was the last straw when these bales of hay fell from a lorry and smashed into his house.

Schoolgirl, 10, gives council bumpy ride over potholes

A youngster has taken a council to task after doing her own audit of potholes in her area.

Toilet vandal's parents to be made to pay

A mayor has demanded a teenage vandal's parents pay for his damage, but admits: 'They may blow a raspberry at us'

Disabled Christian, 6, could soon walk

The generosity of Tenterden people means a disabled boy can have an operation that could help him to walk unaided

Care assistant viewed child porn on work PC

Robbery victim battered by hooded gang

Video: Brave Lewis shows off his magic tricks

Quiet please! New-look library 'full of screaming kids'

Elsie is looking for a helping hand

Barham's poor start in Abu Dhabi

Banger racer Dale a world beater

Johnson on top of the world

School celebrates 60th birthday in style

Barham retains Tour card