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Border Force and Kent Police were called after a vessel carrying suspected migrants approached the Kent coast this morning.
Residents are calling on the Environment Agency to help restore flora and fauna along a neglected waterway behind their homes.
A driver found himself in a tight spot after becoming wedged in shingle for four hours.
A former golf club boss, who recently passed away, has been described by his loving family as the 'backbone' of their household.
The discovery of bats could derail plans to transform two abandoned pubs into apartments.
An electric pole has snapped, plunging almost 60 properties into darkness this lunchtime.
A Rock and Roll stalwart dubbed an “island of calm in the midst of chaos” by pop legends Queen has died.
Campaigners hope to protect marshland from developers by applying for National Park status - potentially giving it the highest level of protection.
Environmental officers are on the hunt for a mindless fly-tipper, thought to have dumped rubbish twice in the space of a few weeks.
People will say their goodbyes to the European Union today as a BT-style phone box sculpture is set to open.
Two divers were rescued by RNLI volunteers after their boat began to overheat.
As the property market stagnates a couple are hoping be the first to sell their home with a 'pre-Brexit discount'.
Kent residents are being given the opportunity to say goodbye to the European Union next month as part of a coastal art project.
A 14-year-old was taken to hospital after reportedly being assaulted by two other girls.
A woman was taken to hospital after a two car crash.
An historic pub is facing an uncertain future after it was put on the market for more than £500,000.
A convicted serial sex offender dubbed the M25 rapist died in prison after being treated for severe heart failure, an inquest heard.
A group of ‘patriots’ say they will monitor the coast in an attempt to halt migrants landing on the shore.
Plans have emerged to erect a 'small scale' power plant on an industrial estate in a rural part of Kent.
Plans to change a former bank into homes and retail space have been submitted to a council.
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