News you can trust
9°C | 5°C5 day forecast
An application has been submitted to demolish a historic pub and replace it with flats.
A schoolgirl who died in a car accident close to her home is being honoured as part of the revamp of her local park.
A skate park and unique shops are among the upgrades residents want to see at a newly-bought village retail centre.
People relying on trains are being forced to cancel social plans and risk being left at dark stations after timetable changes.
A long-awaited pirate themed play park invited competition winners along to a sneak preview before its opening date.
Concern is growing after a flasher jumped out on a mum in woods regularly used by schoolchildren.
Parents have spoken about how their world has been turned upside down by a rare form of leukaemia their 10-month old "warrior" must now fight.
Residents were shocked when the water in their taps suddenly turned brown, leaving them without bathing or drinking water.
Residents are turning detective to catch the culprit behind regular late night egg attacks on cars which have left them fuming.
Fed-up residents say they have almost given up on their estate's community centre ever opening – despite it being completed in 2010.
He was hit by a train and broke his leg but family beagle Ronnie found his way home 10 days after going missing
Infuriated shoppers are warning people to be wary after finding discrepancies between the shelf and till prices.
Problem speed bumps which damaged cars and have been removed to be replaced with fake ones.
A year on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a family forced to flee their city have expressed their gratitude after being resettled in Kent.
A charity spent £10k on life-saving treatment for a dog hurt in a crash that claimed the life of a teenager and left two others in hospital.
A rescue dog needed stitches and her owner has a £1,000 vet bill to pay after an unprovoked attack as they set off on a walk.
After a Kent town was named one of the worst places to live in the entire country we took to the streets to find out if it deserves its reputation.
Families are fuming over the closure of attractions at a leisure centre pool, as plans to replace the building are delayed yet again.
A charity has unveiled its new £200,000 sensory garden for disabled children after a two-year fundraising campaign.
It was a spicy affair when our reporter took her husband on a date night at a much-loved curry house.
