Measure to slow traffic through a Maidstone village have come too late for its historic horse trough.

Maidstone council's ' new venture into property ownership is proving highly attractive, with 13 out of 14 flats already let.

There are many positives which have come from Britain's failure to leave the EU as planned today.

Thirty-three Canadians who fought in the First World War never made it home, lying instead in Lenham Cemetery. But they have not been forgotten.

The funeral has taken place of a centenarian who helped translate German intelligence codes at Bletchley Park during the Second World War.

Parish councillors are trying to get road markings changed to stop lorries getting stuck in a village.

The Government is forcing councils to build more homes, yet the number of empty properties is growing.

The Government is imposing harsh new housing requirements on local authorities with its a new "standard method" of calculation.

Kent Messenger's annual My Mum supplement lands this week, find out what day and which schools are taking part here.

It's more than 60 years since the closure of one of Kent's biggest visitor attractions - Maidstone Zoo.

A gran's fear of flying has been cured by a hypnotist ahead of her 60th birthday.

Chief constable Alan Pughsley has announced that every officer likely to deal with violence will be given the chance to undergo taser training.

Popular Easter egg hunts with Cadbury are set to return to National Trust properties in Kent next month.

John Frisby, the politician who famously criticised the "fat cats" in local government, has died.

Author, journalist, publisher, writer's agent and parish clerk - Victor Briggs has died.

Groups are being set up in a bid to try and support people's wellbeing.

Our colourful My Mum supplements to celebrate Mother's Day will be hitting the shops in less than a fortnight.

A driver who killed three people including his teenage girlfriend after crashing his car while over the limit is looking to have his jail term cut.

Shoppers and staff are taking part in seven theatrical performances in seven days to raise cash for Comic Relief.

Half a dozen black sacks filled to the brim with dead animal skins have been dumped at the roadside in a village.