“Vile” Russian trolls are believed to have bombarded a council with horrific abuse on social media while it celebrated helping displaced Ukrainians.

The owner of a much-loved cafe has confirmed plans to sell up and retire – marking the end of a love affair lasting almost half a century.

A souped-up Audi that was once someone’s pride and joy is now covered in graffiti as it languishes in a supermarket car park.

A Kent rock climbing company is set to open its third branch in the county next year.

An 82-year-old jazz singer from Kent has been sampled by Canadian megastar Drake, despite having never heard of him before.

An unlucky fox was left needing to be rescued after it got its head wedged between a fence panel and post.

The former manager of Fleetwood Mac is selling off some bits he collected from the famous band he collected over the years.

A spoof letter purportedly from a Kent council claims shop owners will be breaking the law if they play Christmas songs before December.

A wind farm technician has captured footage of a suspected shark swimming off the Kent coastline.

The remains of a Nazi V2 rocket fired at Britain during the Second World War have been unearthed nearly 80 years later in a field.

A newly appointed priest adorned in tattoos says the online abuse she suffered at the hands of trolls prompted a deluge of support.

A mum-of-two has described the nerve-racking moment she stepped onto the stage to perform during the blind auditions on ITV’s The Voice.

A 54-year-old NHS worker who was forced to live in his car after finding himself homeless has found a new home.

Controversial plans to build on the site of a Grade II-listed former RAF mast are set to be approved after a 10-year battle.

A mum-of-one with a passion for all things poultry opened her very own “hennels” after noticing a gap in the market.

A daredevil great-grandmother only discovered her father’s identity when she was 99 years old despite the pair living in neighbouring towns.

Police were called this morning to help track down an emu who had gone on the run.

Tucked down a Kent side street was once a magical restaurant, with a river, a waterfall, a bridge and a wizard among the tables.

A woman says she was barred from a pub after complaining about the state of her “terrible” roast dinner.

A huge after-dark procession of tractors decorated with colourful lights is to return to a number of Kent villages.