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Council will continue to defend the town from unwanted development, despite findings that the house-building target should be 776 homes per year.
Results of a consultation into the future of Faversham’s memorial garden were demanded of councillors.
Shop windows were smashed and car wing mirrors broken as vandals ran riot in a town centre.
A protest against the far-right group has attracted hundreds of people.
Police closed a country road after a crash involving three vehicles.
Police have released a picture of a woman they want to question after a pensioner had her purse stolen while shopping.
More than a thousand people are expected to march against Britain First today after the far-right group demonstrated outside a mosque.
A full military burial took place yesterday where friends, family and colleagues paid their respects to a "kind, fun and loyal" navy officer.
Road bosses are working hard to clamp down on chronic congestion at one of the busiest roundabouts in east Kent.
A Kent town is facing a dog poo "epidemic" according to one concerned resident, who snapped a pile of mess left just yards from a waste bin.
Police are appealing for information after thieves swiped £15,000 worth of building equipment.
A Kent woman could be crowned the ultimate champion of Come Dine With Me.
A primary school head teacher says the plan to double the size of his school is an opportunity for the whole community.
A poster has been placed around a recreation ground to warn others after a dog died after eating meat laced with anti-freeze.
A mum has described the moment her baby turned blue as she choked on food - and how she saved her life thanks to a St John Ambulance CPR video.
A delighted owner has expressed her delight at being reunited with her "little miracle" - thanks to the Staffordshire bull terrier's microchip.
A Kent woman who sleeps in a chair in her front room because her bedroom is too cluttered featured on a BBC show this morning.
The brother of a man who died in a crash says landlords who shut their pubs on the evening of his funeral should be "ashamed" of themselves.
Thousands were affected by a power-cut this morning in a Kent town.
Millions are to be poured into the recreation ground, with a new cafe, refurbishment of the play area and skate park and a new outdoor stage.
