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Police are hunting a trio after a violent brawl erupted between weapon-wielding men in a Waitrose car park.
Walkers have been warned to avoid the county’s cliff edges after a landslide hit a beach.
A budget seaside holiday park will not be used to house asylum seekers, it has been confirmed.
Hundreds of hospital workers employed by a company owned by the NHS trust are set to go on strike in a dispute.
A popular circus will have to find a new field when it returns to a town after ‘making a mess’ of the site and ‘intolerable’ noise.
Elderly residents living in a block of flats have been wearing four layers of clothes amid a miserable six-week wait for the heating to be fixed.
A man is set to return to prison after his vehicle was stopped by police on the M25.
A manhunt has been launched after a sex attack in the early hours.
A popular high street nursery brand has launched its third store in Kent at a popular shopping centre.
A major search operation was launched in the early hours after a woman was spotted in the sea.
Swimmers have been warned about getting dragged underwater at a popular tidal pool after a sluice gate was damaged in storms.
Exclusive: Cameras have been installed in a hospital kitchen to monitor a rat infestation, KentOnline can reveal.
The owners of Cosy Club have revealed the opening date for a cafe-bar taking over inside a former Debenhams store.
Plans have been unveiled to convert a former Californian-inspired restaurant into a chicken takeaway shop.
An air ambulance was called to a railway station after a man was found injured on the line.
Elderly residents feel “trapped in their homes” because a route from their retirement homes is unlit and feels dangerous to walk along.
Floodgates have been shut across a Kent district over fears of a higher-than-predicted tide.
A developer’s plans to bulldoze a former Woolworths to make way for flats will be decided in a crunch meeting.
A private school head teacher has vowed to continue with improvements, after being downgraded from ‘good’ by Ofsted.
A school has defended its policy for Saturday detentions amid a crackdown on unruly behaviour – despite some parents describing it as “prison-like”.
