A council is attempting to evict a group of travellers after 12 caravans set up on a playing field used for children’s football.

A multinational fashion retailer is launching its first ever branch in a town’s shopping centre.

Around 20 residents in one town were without water this morning after a burst water main was seen spilling out into a busy road.

There will be no trains running from a railway station today, with bus replacement services in place due to engineering works.

Trains have been disrupted and people have reported thunder “like a bomb going off” as storms roll through the county.

Plans for a new Nando’s are in place to join other chains on a Kent high street.

The Conservatives face a major Liberal Democrats challenge in Tunbridge Wells at next May’s county council elections.

Plans to turn a former hospital into 87 homes can go ahead after a developer agreed to almost double its financial contribution to local services.

Images of two men and a woman have been released by police investigating reports of attempted thefts from more than 25 parked vehicles.

With a croquet lawn, two swimming pools and a wine cellar, it doesn’t get much more upmarket than this.

An unlawful Traveller encampment has been moved on after temporarily setting up camp on a town’s playing fields.

An appeal has been made for dogs to become blood donors to help save the lives of other canines.

Bikes found after two people were seen acting suspiciously are thought to have been stolen - and police want to reunite them with their owners.

An alleged assault on a man in his 40s which left him in hospital is being investigated by police who have appealed for witnesses.

A scheme for a solar farm first announced two years ago has taken a big step forward.

A beat officer is to retire after 20 years spent plodding the streets of the same town.

A couple who recently returned from running a cafe in Spain believe they are opening a village’s first coffee shop.

A thief’s DNA was found on tools including a handsaw, shears and a garden fork following a series of burglaries.

Plans to solve Kent’s transport problems have been drawn up by the county council but it needs another £3.1bn of government funding.

After a quarter of a century leading the way at an ‘outstanding’ school, a headteacher has reflected on her time at the top as she steps down.