A beachcomber made a grisly discovery when they found the decomposing carcass of a sea creature.

Bosses at a popular watersports park have shut down fears it will become a “nightclub” as they plan for more events at the site.

A petition has been launched to ‘save’ a popular riverside bar and restaurant which is facing complaints about noise and disturbance.

Two men who attempted to smuggle 39 migrants in the back of a refrigerated lorry have been jailed for 12 years.

Two people were taken to hospital after a van overturned in a crash on a busy route.

Authorities are warning people to report any signs of oil or tar on the coast after reports of dead seabirds washing up amid the pollution.

Bosses behind a business park have put forward plans to build 112 homes on a car park, sparking fears of “extreme overdevelopment”.

Puzzled shopkeepers say they are losing customers after their road was suddenly shut amid safety fears.

A TV and football star has visited a village cafe where he enjoyed a “lovely” full English breakfast and posed with customers for selfies.

A busy route is set to be shut this weekend as safety improvements continue.

Four men and a woman have been arrested after police stopped and searched two vehicles in the early hours of the morning.

The National Lottery scheme gives visitors entry to castles, museums, gardens and more for the price of a lottery ticket or scratchcard.

An abandoned warehouse is set to be flattened this month as contractors start work on a new Costa drive-thru.

The launch of the county’s first zero-emission bus route has been delayed until later this year – despite signs stating it will open in “early 2024”.

Truck stops in Kent are to receive a share of a £16.5million fund to improve welfare facilities and create safer rest areas for lorry drivers.

A controversial new wedding venue has breached planning rules by putting up a huge marquee – sparking noise concerns among anxious residents.

More than 150 objections have been made in just three weeks against controversial plans to build houses on a horse field.

Residents fear new homes will add more misery to their village’s “torturous” road network - but stress they are not opposed to housebuilding.

A register of projects developers can support to help them meet new biodiversity targets has been produced but some are skeptical of its impact.

Water provision is returning to normal this morning after thousands of properties were affected by supply problems.