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Council chiefs say they are powerless to stop hundreds of homeless Londoners being relocated to Kent.
A former pub dating back to the 1740s has gone on the market for £500,000.
A drive has been launched to support local independent businesses this Christmas – and the council is offering free bus travel.
A town centre pub has reopened after a huge refurbishment – with a new name and majestic new look.
A couple are toasting their success after pulling pints at the same pub for three decades while more than 30 boozers nearby have closed their doors.
A village pub, once a popular haunt among smugglers, is on the market.
A lorry driver is calling for something to be done about homeless people getting access to his block of flats.
Another town centre bank is set shut down, blaming low demand for its counter services.
A converted office block which was to be used exclusively to accommodate homeless families from London could also house local people in need.
A mum has paid tribute to her daughter who died after suffering a cardiac arrest just a week after her 40th birthday.
A private school has apologised to residents who say they are plagued by ‘illegal and inconsiderate’ parking by parents.
A post office will move into a refurbished convenience store following a petition to keep it in a town centre.
The Duchess of Edinburgh has paid a visit to a Kent cathedral which she is a patron of.
We take a look inside the office block which has been transformed into flats to house homeless families from London.
Emergency services have been called to reports of a road traffic collision just outside of a town centre.
A town centre post office which is currently based at a pharmacy has found a new home.
The Home Secretary’s plan to restrict tents used by the homeless and fine organisations which hand them out has drawn fierce criticism.
A town pier has been removed for restoration works after it collapsed on a river bank.
A former police officer took his case against a rogue roofer who left him more than £2,000 out of pocket to court - and won.
A protest group which supports the people of Palestine has written to the Town’s MPs urging them to back a ceasefire ahead of a march.
