A former youth and sports centre which closed amid stinging council budget cuts has gone up for sale and is expected to be popular with developers.

Plans to knock down and redevelop a long-abandoned care home often targeted by vandals have been unveiled.

The county council has been urged to look north for inspiration to end a six-year deadlock on a much-needed junction improvement.

A pensioner who spent an hour entangled in live power wires after falling down an unprotected utility trench says he has never been more terrified.

It adorned a legendary album cover - but the pig used by Pink Floyd broke free and floated more than 60 miles to Kent.

A 90-year-old widow who lost £500 in a cruel distraction theft says the ordeal has made her wary of leaving the house alone.

Angry neighbours say they knew nothing about a 5G phone mast being built in their road until work started.

A town centre eyesore currently home to Sports Direct is being sold with planning permission for a retail and residential development.

A large number of emergency crews were called to a Kent hotel this afternoon.

With iconic TV series Gladiators returning to our screens tonight, we take a look at the Kent dad-of-two who’s become the star of the show.

An Indian takeaway will expand and takeover a village funeral parlour as it seeks to meet demand for food orders online.

Plans to convert a disused building into five apartments have angered neighbours, who fear the development will invade their privacy.

A great-great-aunt who celebrated her 104th birthday this month believes her love of Italian food has been the secret to a long life.

A former high-flying business manager who drunkenly crashed his car into the front of a house when a young boy was inside has avoided jail.

A “kind and gentle” antique dealer who battled mental health problems took his own life inside his struggling shop, an inquest has heard.

An electric car owner has been left bemused by a council’s reluctance to accept his reasoning why he shouldn’t be fined for charging his car.

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.

A review into what went wrong when a new firm took on a £152m bin contract only for the service to descend into chaos has been discussed.

The deadline to nominate local heroes in an annual celebration of community spirit has been extended.

A conservation charity has called the approval of plans for a huge bike factory a “dark day for nature”.