There are concerns for the welfare of a 16-year-old last seen yesterday evening.

Three people have been arrested after a crash involving a motorcycle and a car left a biker needing hospital treatment.

Residents of a quiet close have told of their dismay at plans to turn a former care home into a HMO - and fear it could set a “dangerous precedent”.

A drunk thug left a man with a broken wrist and shattered kneecap simply for showing concern for his welfare.

A popstar turned environmental campaigner has criticised water companies for “dumping sewage” into the sea.

A seafront car park could be transformed into a water sports area and visitors centre.

Firefighters were called to the scene of a van fire near a popular harbour.

A stunned grandad who kept playing his late wife’s lottery tickets has quadrupled his winnings.

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

The Coastguard, police, ambulances and the RNLI responded to concerns for a person’s welfare this evening.

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

A boy has been taken to hospital after being hit by a car.

A couple who have spent 36 years working 15-hour shifts at a convenience store say they are looking forward to a well-earned retirement.

Police are investigating the disappearance of tributes placed in memory of a 24-year-old woman who was missing for 12 days.

Firearms officers descended on a busy high street following reports a man had been spotted with a weapon.

A tourist attraction’s bid to charge fans £12 a pop to watch England in the Euros on the big screen has been labelled “daylight robbery”.

A head teacher has branded Ofsted inspections ‘“tick-box exercises” after his grammar school was stripped of its ‘outstanding’ status after 12 years.

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We profile the Folkestone and Hythe constituency and the candidates vying for your vote on July 4.

Controversial plans to turn a security office in the grounds of the late Paul O’Grady’s estate into a house three times the size have been rejected.