Residents are joining forces in the hope of creating a protected sandy beach and a pontoon for passenger boats.

A restaurant chain with 37 branches across the UK is set to open its first in the county - but not everyone is happy.

First time buyers can get their foot on the property ladder in a new garden city for as little as £91,000 under shared ownership schemes.

Commuters face having to find an extra £700 a year to pay to park after Southeastern has introduced parking charges at more of its railway stations.

A beauty salon and office could be built on a car park after a developer ditched plans for a new farm shop.

One of the UK’s largest independent paper merchants has reported losses after the demise of some large printers and “fierce” price cutting.

A car dealer said consumers appear to have put Brexit concerns behind them after it enjoyed a “steady year of trading”, its latest accounts show.

Trains will resume calling at London Bridge station for the first time in more than a year following a major transformation.

The county's rail passengers are being hit with a hike in the price of tickets from today.

Hever Castle is to reveal parts of the castle not usually seen - including some behind a secret panel, when it opens for spring.

Two new superstores are set to open on an out-of-town retail park - much to the dismay of high street traders.

It's been an extraordinary 12 months in the world of politics by anyone's standards. We take a look at the impact it had on Kent.

Controversial plans for new homes next to a railway line have been criticised by neighbours.

Plans to turn a Primark building into flats, a bar, offices and more have been approved by the council.

Staff at a popular garden centre have been told when the business is to close to make way for a new multimillion-pound junction.

A plucky band of villagers who saved their local pub from closure have been recognised for their efforts with a national award.

A developer is seeking permission to build thousands of homes, a school, medical facilities and a sports area on farmland.

Controversial plans to open a park and ride for commuters and shoppers have been branded a "joke" by a town's mayor.

Keen customers at one shopping centre started queuing as early as 2am for the sales, with more than 300 waiting by 6am.

Radical plans for an eye-catching 100-bed hotel have been revealed within a £25 million complex.