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A woman with learning difficulties has been left devastated after a heartless thief stole her belongings while she had an epileptic seizure.
City councillors have deferred plans for a park and ride extension to be built on a popular water meadow.
Bulldozers are due to move in on a school that has stood empty for years - ahead of the construction of a brand-new secondary and sixth form.
Kent head coach Matt Walker provides an update on the club's recruitment ahead of 2020.
A thief has been jailed after admitting breaking into homes and cars and sheds.
Members of a planning committee were allegedly pushed, shoved and verbally assaulted by members of the public at a crucial meeting.
Kent's Sam Billings and Joe Denly swap bat for ball as they train with Roy Hodgson's Crystal Palace squad.
Train operators warned of cancellations and delays following reports of a trespasser on the tracks.
An historic building that houses a popular restaurant chain is going under the hammer.
The costs behind the future options for healthcare provision in east Kent have been revealed.
A meeting to discuss hugely controversial plans to expand a park and ride scheme descended into chaos tonight as the plans were approved.
Plans to sell a selection of frozen, chilled and tinned goods at a Kent branch of The Range have been revealed.
Police are appealing for witnesses and video footage following an assault.
A woman who was told she had “a bit of a steroid face” by a doctor during cancer treatment has spoken out about body image issues.
Construction work on a new leisure and housing project - which will "transform a tired area" - is set to start in the coming weeks.
Angry campaigners have been urged to come out in force and persuade a council to ditch its controversial plans to build on water meadows.
England got their 6-a-side World Cup campaign off to a winning start thanks to some help from their Kent-based goalkeeper.
A mum is appealing for help so her daughter can undergo life-changing treatment.
A Conservative MP hopeful has admitted the prime minister made an error when he said a new hospital would be built in Kent.
Our reporter was treated to a feast of Kentucky-fried squirrel and wood ants without stepping foot in the jungle.
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