A businessman who made £45m by selling fake bomb detectors has been ordered to pay back £1.25m.

Loved ones of a 23-year-old killed in a crash say the council has asked them to move a roadside tribute to him following complaints from the public.

A well-known homeless woman begged magistrates to send her to prison today after admitting throwing a piece of glass which cut a baby.

The farm where the hit TV show Darling Buds of May was filmed has won a five star award for its self-catering accommodation.

Car wash bosses who were repeatedly snubbed by council planners have finally won permission to reopen.

Police are investigating after nearly £300 was stolen from an elderly man's wallet.

A new law banning smoking in cars with child passengers has come into force but police chiefs have said forces are likely to issue warnings not fines.

A couple say they were left "terrified" when heavy-handed litter wardens slapped them with fines of £160 - for dropping a handful of cherry pits.

Fish and chip shops are glad cod is back on the menu after it was taken off environmentalists' "fish to avoid" list for the first time in a decade.

A late-night student bash which went on until almost 4am was so loud neighbours could still hear it with headphones in.

Emergency services attended a medical incident in Tunbridge Wells this morning.

A power cut halted traffic lights on a busy road

A popular coffee shop will open to the public in a town centre tomorrow.

A Bald Eagle named Helga, who sparked a huge hunt after going missing, has been found.

A man who was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting and assaulting a shop worker has been released.

A consultant, who works at a Kent hospital, has spoken out about the outlook for women and men diagnosed with breast cancer.

Plans for two supermarkets could be about to collapse before a brick has been laid according to a district councillor.

Fremlin Walk is hosting an exclusive shopping event, with live entertainment, for students this evening.

Council officials have recommended a popular tourist attraction reopens once essential works have been completed.

An epilepsy sufferer who fell 15ft to his death down a wartime bunker he was restoring suffered a fit just before, an inquest heard.