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Around 500 non-Kent pupils were admitted to grammar schools in the county last year, but why are they getting spaces over local children?
A family centre which was up for auction for the second time has sold for more than half a million pounds.
The windows and doors of a council building and theatre have been smashed.
Detectives have tracked down a man who reportedly stole a car two months ago.
A man has been charged on suspicion of robbery after a spate of alleged thefts from town centre shops.
A care home has been rated ‘inadequate’ by healthcare watchdogs following a surprise inspection.
A local authority has reiterated its opposition to the Lower Thames Crossing project.
A council leader has addressed speculation around the local authority’s multi-million pound project being sold off.
A landmark town centre pub which was in need of some TLC will be reopening with new owners following a complete refurbishment.
The fiancé of a mum-of-two who died of breast cancer aged just 24 wants to continue to raise awareness in her memory and warn other women.
A music shop is opening its own vinyl store which will be the first in the area.
An abandoned former court building which first opened in 1871 but closed 15 years ago is on the market once again.
Plans to build eight flats on amenity space in a village have been recommended for approval despite hundreds of objections.
Illegally imported beef jerky, rotting fish and a shopping trolley of defrosting seafood was found in a shop.
Plans have been submitted to demolish a former restaurant and build two homes.
Council officers have recommended plans are approved to build a 65-bed care home on the site of a pub demolished without permission.
The parents of a 22-year-old who died in a motorbike accident a year ago say their son had a “lust for life” and was always looking for adventure.
A schoolgirl has found what could be a 100-year-old letter from a war ship while camping with her dad.
Southeastern train services have been hit by delays owing to a blaze which has broken out next to a railway line.
A company director has hit out at a council after one of his workers received a warning after wrappers were found in his van.
