A shop which was forced to close after a car crashed into the side of the building has reopened.

A court injunction could force private landowners to allow a council access to a collapsed road following a year of legal wranglings over its repair.

A community is a step closer to saving a much-loved windmill after a proposal from the county council to sell it off to raise funds.

A Kent singer broke down in tears after bagging herself a place in the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final.

A suspect has been arrested after a man was reportedly hit over the head with a blunt object in the street.

A prolific thief has been jailed after using a weapon to threaten young girls in the woods and steal their belongings.

A man was reportedly stabbed following an argument outside a snooker lounge.

A boy accused of stabbing a 15-year-old girl now faces a lesser charge.

A moated manor dating back to the days of Edward II which features a working drawbridge has been put up for sale for an eye-watering price.

At least five people have died attempting to cross the Channel, according to reports.

A huge convoy of fire engines has been spotted travelling down the M20 as the largest number of emergency vehicles to date heads to wartorn Ukraine.

New data has shone a spotlight on rising health inequality with residents at the start of a bus line living 10 years less than those at the end.

A mum who endured cancer chemotherapy after being misdiagnosed with the disease says a hospital trust “has not learned from its mistakes”.

A convenience store where animal carcasses were kept just inches from fresh herbs and salad items has been handed a one-star food hygiene rating.

We spoke to people in Kent struggling to put a roof over their heads - and the charity workers trying to help them amid ever-increasing pressures.

A bid by a group of retirees to stay in their park homes year-round has been refused, despite claims they were “victims of some serious misselling”.

More than a hundred protestors gathered to criticise plans for a 2,000-home “new settlement” which they believe will “destroy” three villages.

People are being invited to have their say over plans to demolish a set of buildings in a historic high street and replace them with new housing.

Residents have been left frustrated at the destruction of a children’s playground thought to be caused by a group of vandals.

A care home used for dementia patients and over 65s could be converted into a 21-bedroom HMO if plans are given the green light.