A scheme for 20 flats and shops could get underway after years of delays and false starts.

Renovations have begun inside a former Dorothy Perkins, as a swanky restaurant chain looks to move into the city centre spot.

An historic pub described as “the heart of the village” which was forced to closed its doors this year could still yet fend off the bulldozers.

Theatre-lovers look set to return to a town centre auditorium following approved plans to replace its unsafe roof.

A project to build a 114-acre “countryside-wrecking” solar farm in rural east Kent has been axed after it was turned down by planning officers.

Heavy congestion is building on the approach to a key road connection between Kent and Essex following reports of a crash.

A primary school is celebrating after scoring highly in an Ofsted inspection again in a “challenging” year marked by the death of a popular teacher.

Disgruntled villagers are furious after “dangerous” laughing gas canisters misused by teens were found littered in a car park again.

A speed restriction has been put in place on rail services after ground movement was detected under a main train line.

Police have confirmed the driver of a car involved in a crash with a lorry on a busy A-road has died.

A convenience store has resorted to putting empty “dummy” products on display in an effort to thwart a surge in shoplifters.

A youth worker from Kent surprised his family with an “emotional” audition on the primetime ITV show Britain’s Got Talent.

Residents say they have “lost faith” in the police’s ability to tackle low-level crime in one town amid rising reports of catapult-related incidents.

A delicatessen owner has won a battle to sell alcohol from her shop - despite her landlord allegedly threatening to evict her over the plans.

Battle lines have been drawn after campaigners accused developers of trying to turn a historic street into “another HMO alley”.

A town centre could be at a turning point, it is claimed, with trade on the up and new stores on the cards.

In the first of a three-part series on our coastal towns, we look at how they hit the big time - and their temporary demise.

Pupils painted banners and played bongos to protest against their council’s plans to extend a town’s car park near their school.

A rescue operation took place this morning after an “incident” took place involving a small boats vessel carrying people seeking asylum.

A 66-year-old car lover has returned to the same garage for four decades to get his much-loved classic car its annual check.