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A key route into a housing estate has closed for three months, as Affinity Water work to accomodate the growing number of homes nearby.
An inquest has opened into the death of a young man who was killed in a crash on a country road.
Pictures show how the site of a former hospital is being transformed into what estate agents call “a stunning collection” of houses.
The proposed closure of a household waste centre has been described as ‘counterproductive’ and sending out the “wrong message” to promote recycling.
Members of the public watched in horror as a former taxi driver’s car went over a cliff, an inquest has heard.
A trendy bar chain is a step closer to serving up food and drink from inside an old town centre store – as bosses hope to open this summer.
People are being urged not to swim in the sea at one Kent beach, however tempting taking a dip might be during this weekend’s heatwave.
A historic and beloved seafront cinema could be torn down and replaced with a new movie theatre and homes.
Rishi Sunak said the number of people crossing the Channel has fallen by 20%, proving new measures to ‘stop the boats’ are working.
Plans to demolish a former snooker hall and cinema and replace it with flats and shops have been approved, despite concerns over lack of parking.
Controversial plans have thrust a notorious area of Kent back into the spotlight. We asked those who know it best if it deserves its reputation.
Police have issued CCTV footage of a Londoner who vanished 13 days ago and was last seen in Kent.
A divisive application to demolish a former town centre leisure centre and replace it with new homes is expected to be approved.
Plans to create a ‘Little City’ at a historic fort with new hotels, restaurants and galleries have officially launched.
Furious villages are raging against signs which advertise new homes, arguing the flagpoles could be dangerous for drivers
The world’s first multi-storey skate park is one of three Kent buildings to receive a regional architectural award.
An ambulance had to be driven on the wrong side of the road due to vehicles heading to the Port of Dover blocking its way through.
A Kent Police officer failed to interview Wayne Couzens over an indecent exposure incident - six years before he murdered Sarah Everard.
Residents are breathing a sigh of relief after plans for 52 flats with 10 carparking spaces were turn downed by council officials.
A tourism group says a Kent district deserves UNESCO global heritage status because of its wealth of assets.
