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Residents in a lucky Kent postcode have bagged a share of more than £11 million in the People’s Postcode Lottery.
A village’s only pub has been granted a special protection order in a bid to keep it out of the hands of housing developers.
A housebuilding giant is being forced to tear down an “alien” sales cabin erected without planning permission at a Kent beauty spot.
The funeral of a much-loved shopkeeper "who never missed a day of work" will take place next week.
Deal’s win at Erith Town has been described as probably their best so far this season by boss Steve King.
The draw has been made for the Second Round of the FA Vase.
A surfer has hit out at plans for a first-of-its-kind lagoon at a Kent country park, describing it as ‘commendable’ but ‘unsuitable’.
Boss Steve King can’t believe Deal ended up on the wrong end of their Kent Senior Trophy home tie against Snodland.
The locations of three boats used in the Dunkirk evacuation in the Second World War have been uncovered for the first time.
David Bowie’s childhood friend is keeping the star’s connection with the county going by launching an exhibition of candid pictures of him.
The “unbelievable” desire from nine-man Deal has been praised by manager Steve King.
Two unsung non-league footballing stalwarts are up for a national grassroots gong.
A man had his jaw broken by a friend in a violent attack in pub toilets after being accused of “chatting up his bird”.
Fire crews descended on a field to help save a horse trapped in a ditch.
Manager Steve King admits it has been a tough week at Deal Town after the death of a club director.
A much-loved shopkeeper has been described as a “real character” who would help anyone following his shock death.
The new owner of a former pub which closed and was sold earlier this year has revealed plans to turn the old boozer into a family home.
A prime town centre unit previously occupied by the doomed JC Rook & Sons is to be taken over by a popular fishmongers.
Concerned residents say building homes on a car park as part of plans to redevelop a historic cinema would be a “huge loss” for the town.
A phlebotomy unit is set to return to a hospital for 12 months, two years after it was axed, as the NHS looks at demand for the service.
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