Plans put forward by a young business owner to revitalise part of a high street that “doesn’t really offer anything” have been refused.

Club supporters lined a street with flags as they said goodbye to the “greatest football manager”.

Delays and failures in treating a teenager at a Dreamland gig who died after taking MDMA did not contribute to her death, a coroner has found.

Contractors have started closing off the lawned areas of a city centre beauty spot as a multi-million-pound revamp gets underway.

A court has found a council acted lawfully when refusing permission for Travellers to live on a site where enforcement officers had “smashed” fences.

Two years on since the chalk cliff gave way on a busy A-road, we return to the scene to find locals still counting the costs and their blessings.

The owners of a town centre music bar have allayed fears of nuisance noise after gaining planning permission to stay open until 2am.

A court has heard neighbours woke to the sound of screaming and chaos as attempts were made to save a man who was stabbed in the heart.

Champagne corks are popping as a village defeats an unwelcome planning application for the third time.

Pressure is being ramped up on water companies to reveal their plan to improve bathing quality as a government minister visited the Kent coast.

A fire-ridden landmark is to be inspected in the coming days in a move which could lead to the reopening of a neighbouring car park.

Fire crews, ambulance and police were pictured near a shopping centre following reports of people in the water.

A fuel tanker driver helped deliver a baby on a petrol station forecourt after an expecting couple got stuck in traffic on the way to the hospital.

The dad of a 17-year-old girl who died after taking MDMA at a Dreamland gig believes medical staff did not have enough training, an inquest has heard.

Staff and students are celebrating after being praised in a new report.

“Ill-thought” out and “completely alien” plans to transform a disused garage into a block of flats have been thrown out.

A thrill-seeking pensioner has raised tens of thousands of pounds for a hospice charity — even if it means walking on fire and skydiving.

Traffic on one of Kent’s busiest routes will be reduced to a crawl when a 20mph speed limit is imposed next month.

A treasured farmers market has been saved following a council U-turn on parking.

The family of a vulnerable pensioner with mental health issues who has been reported missing are desperately appealing for help to get her home.