A pensioner whose mobility scooter broke down found her luck changed when a group of teens spotted her sitting stationary.

Celebs, scandals, protests and gaffes - the 2015 election campaign in Kent was nothing if not eventful. We bring you the most memorable moments...

Shoppers were quizzed on which national figures they could identify...the results may surprise you.

Police are dealing with an accident involving a lorry and a minibus near the Stockbury roundabout.

A predator may have approached girls as young as nine in two separate incidents in days, police have warned.

Southern Water sent contractors to examine the foul problem.

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A mum has spoken about the moment she found out her son may only live for 25 years.

Hungarian residents speak about what brought them to England and why they settled in Sittingbourne.

An article in the News Extra helped a woman in New Zealand trace a relative who fought in the First World War.

Rob Heron and the Tea Pad Orchestra will take over four music venues in the county to show off their unique style.

Sixth form students take to the water to help raise funds for kitchen renovations at their school.

Kent police says it won't be able to cope with the pressure placed on it if homes in Upchurch and other parts of the borough are given the go ahead.

A medical centre which shut after it was found to pose 'unacceptable risk' to its patients is set to open its doors again.

A story about a top boxing referee's life in the ring has attracted enthusiastic reviews.

Police have released an e-fit after a van driver tried to lure a nine-year-old girl into his vehicle.

A BBC One programme will expose rogue landlords in Sittingbourne and Sheppey when it airs next week.

An application to temporarily extend racing hours at Central Park Stadium has been agreed, despite a recommendation to refuse it.

A dangerous paedophile has been caught after accidentally sending a voicemail message of him abusing one of his victims to her mother.

A business is offering £2,000 to anyone who can provide information, which leads to a prosecution, about a recent fire at one of its sites.