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Restrictions have been placed on a pub after a “melee” saw a man punched unconscious and a woman struck by a glass bottle of Prosecco.
A grammar school has been given permission to build 11 new classrooms.
Moves to tackle an "inactivity timebomb" in parts of Kent have been released - as it's revealed people there will live a decade less than other areas.
The final phase of refurbishment work at Medway Maritime Hospital’s emergency department is “on track,” insist health bosses.
Tough news rules could bar groups of more than two meeting in public... and people defecating in the open air.
A Royal Navy vessel named after part of the county is to visit its namesake early next year.
A new commercial centre would include a discount food retailer, drive-thru coffee shop and 319 parking spaces.
Parents have continued their campaigning for a secondary school to be built for youngsters with special needs.
Permission for the land to be built on was granted last year but the council still own some of the land and need to decide what to do with it.
Council chiefs hinted they could embark on a campaign of Twitter warfare after complaining about negative posts on social media.
Preparatory work on 1,600 new homes could start “almost immediately” after the project was given the green light by councillors.
Just 5% of compensation claims for pothole damage in part of Kent are successful, it's been revealed.
A London borough has moved nearly 200 homeless households to Medway amid a housing shortage — but it says the number is relatively small.
A student bar which is leaving residents at their “wits’ end” is set to have its opening hours extended next week.
Plans to spend £6m improving a race circuit have been thrown out amid concerns over the impact on the surrounding area.
Councillors have decided to take more time considering plans for a beach festival after concerns from residents and police.
The final build of a hospital's new emergency department could be delayed - because there aren't enough skilled workers.
A community bid to reopen Deangate Ridge Golf Course has been rejected by Medway Council.
A health trust is to provide women affected by a national IT error extra breast screening slots.
Nearly a third of primary school children in Kent are overweight, new figures have revealed.
