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VIDEO: Memories were shared among residents at a charity base that took people under its wing 10 years ago when much of Kent rocked in an earthquake.
Folkestone's preparations for next season will be dedicated to the memory of club legend Dave Williams, who passed away last week at the age of 65.
A branch of Age UK has announced its closure in two months time claiming that the building is not fit for purpose.
A hardware brand has began recruiting staff and planning the design of its new Kent store, which will be the fifth of its kind to open in the country.
Kent County Council is remaining tight-lipped on what it will do with land it is buying at a hospital.
A Peugeot struck a house and overturned in a residential street.
A cash injection of £400,000 will see an open space in the heart of a seaside town redeveloped by the summer.
Emergency services were called when a woman was hurt on her motorbike.
A schools trust and three secondary schools have joined forces while a high-profile governor is retiring.
An earthquake which shook Folkestone in 2007 caused significant damage to houses.
A German supermarket has confirmed it is “on track” to unveil its new village store late this summer.
A former police inspector has today been jailed after making and sharing child porn as a judge described him as "a deeply disturbed man".
Neil Cugley says keeping Folkestone in the Ryman League, Premier Division is among the best achievements of his managerial career.
A council has defended the actions of a parking warden who "did not see" a man slumped in his car when issuing a ticket.
A lorry park owner fears Kent will be thrown into chaos if his lorry park is shut down by the council.
A new DIY brand is set to come to Kent and will be the fifth of its kind in the UK, we can exclusively reveal.
Witnesses have reported seeing a man wandering on train tracks.
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Mystery surrounds whether any of Kent's Debenhams stores will be earmarked for closure over the next five years.
The leader of a council said he is certain that a seaside town's largest hotel will “see value in a spruce-up” to coincide with major regeneration.
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