A dad-of-four living in a house frequently struck by vehicles fears another collision could see it collapse and leave his family dead in the road.

Back-to-back general election hustings covering three Kent constituencies will be live-streamed on KentOnline tonight.

An England superfan who has covered his house in St George’s flags says he won’t be deterred by negative comments on social media.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man after an alleged assault in a town centre.

A mum and her two children were forced to flee their home out of fear that her ex-partner was about to kill her.

Adult-only evening sessions at a leading Kent wildlife reserve offer the perfect chance to explore nature, says our reporter.

Vandals have damaged telegraph poles and communication cables in a spate of 16 incidents across a district.

A dad has branded his daughter’s school “disgraceful” after he and his wife received fines for taking her to France to commemorate the D-Day landings.

A well-loved historic attraction, feared closed for good, is set to reopen following a major restoration project.

A Labour candidate has announced she will not attend husting events ahead of the general election due to the actions of “fixated individuals”.

A major route is set to be shut all weekend after a burst pipe caused flooding in the road.

A teenager has been charged with sex attacks on women in public.

Proposals to scrap rules that have stalled the building of thousands of new homes in Kent have left both environmentalists and developers concerned.

Official plans years in the making have been launched for a 1,800-home village - with developers hoping to break ground next year.

A man was arrested in a city centre amid a police crackdown on anti-social behaviour.

A registered sex offender who breached his Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) multiple times has been jailed.

A burst pipe that’s shut a major route is causing rush hour mayhem this evening.

Proposals to transform a former Thomas Cook store into an amusement centre have been refused again.

A contraflow system and 40mph limit are set to return on the A299 Thanet Way for up to three months while emergency safety works take place.

After 60 years away, cattle will return to graze alongside a popular nature walk in a scheme to boost biodiversity in the area.