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The RSPCA had one of its busiest years ever after being called to thousands of animal rescues in Kent and beyond.
Work is to take place on a significant stretch of railway to reduce the risk of landslips.
Members of two railway unions are set to walk out next week in an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions, sparking further disruption.
Designs for new homes overlooking the sea on the grounds of a former hospital have been revealed.
Britain is broken and all Rishi Sunak can do is boast King Charles' coronation will show off the best of British, writes columnist Rhys Griffiths.
Water damage has led to the closure of a town centre library for the safety of staff and customers.
A&E departments in Kent have been left resembling "a war zone" as patients wait days to be admitted to overstretched hospitals.
A former pub is set to be turned into houses - despite opposition from residents - after Brexit and Covid left the business struggling financially.
A town's latest sporting facility will not open until the new year after the ill-fated project was hit by further complications.
We look back at the closure of the county's last horse racing track and speak to those with fond memories that still endure a decade on.
A religious couple say their young daughter was exposed to transgender "ideology" at primary school against their wishes.
Forget the Three Lions, writes columnist Rhys Griffiths, the real hero is another man with three lions on his shirt winning half a world away.
A healthcare worker has spoken of her shock at seeing children playing by icy water - just days after four children died in a frozen lake.
Spending on the controversial regeneration of a coastal site was paused this autumn after costs began to spiral amid economic turmoil.
A teacher has described the moment she discovered a stolen car had ploughed into hers - writing off her £12,000 BMW before the driver fled the scene.
Exclusive: The first homes at one of Kent's most controversial developments could be occupied within three years - with up to 10 new schools planned.
A former residential home shut down after a spate of incidents involving mistreatment of residents could be converted back into a house, or an Airbnb.
Nurses are not the shock troops of the socialist revolution and media scare stories can only go so far, writes columnist Rhys Griffiths.
A pupil's threats forced a school into a lockdown that saw children confined to their classrooms.
An animal rights protest group has condemned plans to use reindeer at a town centre Christmas event.
