A popular circus will have to find a new field when it returns to a town after ‘making a mess’ of the site and ‘intolerable’ noise.

A gardener and his beloved pet birds have caused quite a stir in one historic town thanks to their high street outings.

Our reviewer visits an RC enthusiasts’ dream for an unusual breakfast experience.

A new slip-road off the A2 could finally be built as fresh plans for the £8.8 million project have been unveiled.

The education system, the Israeli-Hamas war and 20mph speed limits are some of the topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.

A couple both aged over 100 say they have never argued during 81 years of marriage and admit: “We had no idea we’d last this long.”

A former private surgeon stands accused of inflating the costs of operations he carried out by thousands of pounds.

Elderly residents living in a block of flats have been wearing four layers of clothes amid a miserable six-week wait for the heating to be fixed.

A man is set to return to prison after his vehicle was stopped by police on the M25.

A child hit by a car while riding his bike has been taken to hospital.

Customers have expressed their dismay at the closure of a much-loved cafe, which has shut after 20 years.

A manhunt has been launched after a sex attack in the early hours.

Kent County Council is pressing for more funding from the Home Office for urgent accommodation for young asylum seekers.

Ambitions for building an extension at a popular pier are on ice for now, but bosses insist the attraction is in better shape than ever.

Residents left underwhelmed by their town’s Christmas tree say: “You can get bigger ones in Poundland.”

A grammar school has sent out a warning to parents after its internal email system was hacked.

Emergency services were called following concerns for the welfare of a person in a car who has since been pronounced dead.

A 24/7 gym is set to move into a retail park, replacing a Bensons for Beds store.

A hit BBC show where Kent takes centre stage has been renewed for a second season, it has been confirmed.

A busy road is to be closed overnight for a week as work progresses on a controversial 725-home development.