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Ten benefits have been put forward for the community if a proposal to build thousands of homes goes ahead.
Residents have been left puzzled after road markings with a new speed limit were painted despite old road signs staying in place.
Part of a Kent industrial estate has been sold for £2.25 million.
Several players have turned down more money elsewhere to stay with Sittingbourne.
Sittingbourne manager Chris Lynch has tipped Jimmy Witt for a big future after extending the Gillingham youngster’s loan.
Passengers suffered delays on several services after a fire next to the tracks.
It was a very different call for emergency crews who were sent to a snake which got stuck in a woman's engagement ring.
A Kent man is one of three men who have been sentenced for paying bribes to facilitate the transfer of players at a Championship club.
The opening of a new skatepark has been delayed once again – but that hasn't stopped youngsters from enjoying it.
A couple in their 70s have been fined for parking in a council-owned car park despite problems with a faulty machine.
There are fears an upgrade to a congestion blackspot will be scuppered after a council pulled the plug on its contribution towards the improvements.
People will have to travel up to two miles out of a village after a Post Office was forced to close due to staffing issues.
A union has pledged to fight the planned closure of Kent car parts factory Antolin Interiors which has put 300 jobs in jeopardy.
Chris Lynch has accepted a new job at Dover Athletic - but is staying on as Sittingbourne manager.
Motorists suffered long delays after a two-car crash on a motorway.
A paramedic stole morphine, falsified patient documents, and drove dangerously in an ambulance vehicle.
Up to 300 workers face losing their jobs after bosses announced they are closing a Kent car parts factory.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage boy was hit by a car.
Residents have been left puzzled after a line of trees along a busy road were hacked back with no warning.
A 23ft climbing wall belonging to an outdoor pursuits company that works with 4,000 children a year has been stolen.
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