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The skeleton of a woman in her early thirties who lived during the Bronze Age was unearthed ahead of the contruction of a housing estate.
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A huge revamp of a leisure complex which is part of a multi-million-pound regeneration project has been approved.
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A discount shop has been hit with a one-star food hygiene rating after inspectors found evidence of rats and pallets of food left outside for weeks.
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A ruling Labour Party has suddenly shrunk to a minority on a Kent council after members defected within a week.
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Plans for a huge bike factory promising 2,500 jobs have been approved - but work is not scheduled to start for two years.
A popular swimming pool set for a £20 million renovation project will shut within months and not reopen for years, it has emerged.
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Plans to flatten and replace eyesore buildings next to one of Kent’s most popular roadside cafes have been given the green light.
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An activity centre with a zipwire, skydive experience, aerial trek course and cold water swimming wants to start serving hot food.
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A closed sports centre described as the “heart of the community” faces an uncertain future after a funding bid was rejected in a scathing takedown.
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A Kent artist’s plans for a controversial seaside home have been delayed as not enough notices were put up advertising the application.
A leisure centre’s long-awaited £20m revamp including a six lane pool is set to commence next year.
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We sit down to hear about the life and times of a man described as a cult leader, an attack dog for a foreign government and a contrarian.
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A car park and former bomb site set for conversion into flats has been labelled a “fantastic improvement”.
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An MP is calling for law change on food hygiene rating displays after an investigation by KentOnline and the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
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Plans to convert a care home into a 21-bedroom HMO have been rejected due to concerns it would cause “chaos” on the roads.
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‘Ridiculous’ proposals to bring in one-way streets and to close some roads to traffic in one Kent town have been dropped after public opposition.
Councillors have walked away from a ruling coalition over fears the government is putting “profit before people and the planet”.
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Proposals to relocate a rugby club as part of a scheme to build more than 350 homes has been met with huge opposition.
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With hundreds of thousands of residents having not paid council tax we look at how serious the consequences can be.
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More than 13,000 homes need to be built in Kent every year under new government targets - including some on areas of the green belt.
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