A new business fitted only one exhaust on its first day, but 50 years later business is great.

Residents have expressed their sadness after a late-night cafe and music venue closed its doors for the final time.

A signal box that dates back to 1888 has been restored following calls from villagers to preserve it.

A pair of friends who began experimenting with making their own spirits have won gold for their gin at the first attempt.

A Christmas tree farmer is appealing against a ratings valuation he says could put him out of business and cost his staff their jobs.

A fundraiser is attempting to complete the London Marathon four times in 24 hours - but doesn’t class himself as a serious runner.

A mum says she feels like she’s living in a social experiment due to the violence, noise and antisocial behaviour at her block of council flats.

Plans to host an outdoor cinema, Christmas market and live music at a £115 million leisure development have been unveiled.

Customers at an M&S store were amazed to spot former England footballer Ian Wright while they were doing their shopping.

Around 100 youngsters and their parents showed their feelings over plans to grab their green space for a car park expansion.

A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of driving offences after police pulled over a car in the early hours.

People turned out in force to oppose plans for a 1,300-home village with access onto one of an area’s already most congested roads.

The remarkable transformation of a litter-strewn, polluted chalk stream into a “magical” wildlife haven has earned widespread praise.

An able-bodied dad aims to complete the London Marathon in a wheelchair after being inspired by his three-year-old daughter who is disabled.

The O2 Brixton Academy has reopened with a heavy security presence more than a year after it was forced to close following a deadly crowd crush.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a van was found blocking the railway line.

A local authority has stressed it will “not back down” until it gets the £50 million needed to tackle the number of potholes plaguing its streets.

A dad-of-three who’s spent almost four decades in the car parts industry has swapped selling tyres for serving hungry customers fish and chips.

An elderly couple’s bins which went uncollected for a month were picked up hours after KentOnline revealed the duo vowed to stop paying council tax.

A couple have shared their “outrage” after being smacked with a £500 fee despite never receiving their full contract.