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A pride event is set to return to a Kent town for the second time this summer following its successful debut in 2024.
A school left devastated by the loss of one of its “gifted” and kind” teachers has opened an outdoor reading pavilion and garden in his memory.
A landscaping boss has told how “excitement” turned to fear after digging up a wartime bomb in a customer's back garden.
A bomb squad has been scrambled to a beach after a hand grenade was discovered.
A bomb squad has descended on a remote property this morning sparking the closure of a major route.
Car park visits in two Kent coastal towns have dropped by more than 30,000 since “eye-watering” fee hikes were imposed last year.
A 32-year-old has been jailed after he was seen “shaking” and “punching” a baby he was babysitting for a friend.
More than 7,000 vehicles have been stolen in the county in the last three years, but how many are recovered or returned to their owners?
Villagers fear plans to turn a farm into a wedding venue are “totally unsuitable” as country lanes around the site will be “unable to cope”.
The importance of our railways, parental responsibility for criminal children and ULEZ are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
Our reporter takes a break from the newsroom and enjoys drinks, dinner and jazz music in a cosy, intimate setting for this week’s food review.
A motorway was blocked in both directions after a vehicle overturned.
A long-awaited supermarket expansion, which has seen the store shut for two months for a makeover, has reopened.
Drivers were facing delays after a crash on a major route this afternoon.
A paedophile who downloaded more than 2,000 indecent images of children and shared them with others has been jailed.
A restaurant boss is gearing up for an opening date as she aims to bring a “unique dining experience to Kent’s historic heart”.
An investigation which was launched into the death of a TV producer who took his own life has found “more needs to be done” for freelancers.
The demolition of a former Tesco has begun to make way for flats.
An ice cream van fleet owner says his decision to stop selling ‘slushy’ drinks has been the right as doctors warn of the health risks to children.
A 32-year-old has been found guilty of manslaughter after his mum was fatally stabbed.
Police were called to reports of a couple having sex on a beach in broad daylight, leaving onlookers stunned.
A council will continue to run a town centre cinema for a further 18 months after it stepped up last year.
A “senseless” burglar who raided £6,300 of goods from a Boots store in two raids in one night has been jailed.
Plans for a redesign and change of direction of a business park have been approved as the first tenant is revealed.
Divisive plans to demolish a “scruffy” building to make way for new homes and shops are set to be approved, despite concerns over parking.
Two people, including a boy, 15, have been arrested and an Audi car seized after it failed to stop for police.
A sheep has died from stress after being chased by a dog at a nature reserve.
New rides and prices have been confirmed for a seaside theme park - but there’s no sign yet of a return for its most famous rollercoaster.
Drivers faced delays on a motorway this morning following a crash.
This week, columnist Melissa Todd considers the impact of AI on our lives - and why it can never replicate our creativity, empathy or innate humanity.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
