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An animal rescue is being taken to court after complaints about noise from cockerels, geese, sheep, cattle and dogs.
The garage artist favourites will kick off a town’s festive celebrations with a series of hits from their back catalogue.
Three out of four lanes are closed on the M20 due to a broken-down lorry.
A nurse has shared her struggle to get diagnosed with a chronic illness which forced her to quit her job and caused her to collapse from the pain.
A town centre pharmacy which closed unexpectedly for the second time this year has now reopened.
A 250-metre bus lane, which forms part of a £5 million programme to improve public transport in a town, has opened.
A town centre pharmacy has closed unexpectedly after it was handed a bailiff notice for the second time this year.
As a bill on assisted dying is formally introduced in the House of Commons, we speak to Kent families and charities on both sides of the debate.
Works to restore a once-forgotten church, which is one of the oldest in Kent, continues after more than two decades.
A café owner has decided to close up shop for good after he says he lost 85% of his business in the space of a month.
An inquest has been opened into the death of a 29-year-old man who crashed into the central reservation on a busy road.
A mum who lost one of her twin boys due to a pregnancy complication has shared her story as she expects twins again to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week.
A scheme to improve a neglected green space which has become a target for anti-social behaviour has been given the green light.
A charity which provides support for youngsters struggling with their mental health has been nominated for an award for their work.
A Bentley was reported stolen from someone’s driveway and police found and arrested a man within half an hour.
Several fish which were found dead in a canal are thought to have perished due to warmer weather conditions, not sewage.
A pub has been forced to close for the third time in two years after its latest licensees called it quits.
Five people have been arrested and two charged after a suspected bulk shoplifting spree at Boots.
Bosses of a family-run hardware shop have urged people to shop locally as they face their toughest year in almost two decades.
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop, who lives in Kent, was sitting in a taxi when it was thought to have been shot at.
