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A non-selective is celebrating a turnaround in its fortunes - after a new head teacher 'transformed the culture of the school'.
Councillors voted to approve contentious plans for a Mexican-inspired bar and restaurant despite objections from concerned locals.
Business owners are calling for police to take action against vandals who targeted shop windows in a town centre smashing spree.
Tonnes of sewage water has poured into homes after a waste pipe burst.
An independent butcher is closing permanently today - the latest victim of a loss in town centre trade.
Thieves jailed after stealing £1,500 of perfumes from a chemists shouted at a judge before being escorted to the cells.
Police warn the public not to keep tools, gadgets, and other valuables in vehicles, following a spate of thefts.
People searching for work will have to spend a day's budget travelling to an alternative Jobcentre when their nearest one closes.
Volunteers left to clean up beer cans and abandoned sledges in popular green space
Locals help free buses that became stuck for more than an hour on a snowy residential road.
A postman was left fighting back tears after a chance encounter with a little girl in McDonald's.
A man jailed for child cruelty after a baby had to have his legs amputated is too afraid to come out of his prison cell for fear of being attacked.
An engineer was left stunned after a two-foot shark fell from the sky and landed in his garden as he made a cup of tea.
A town's harbour board has revealed a half-a-million pound budget for the refurbishment of a historic building.
A pair on an angling vessel had to be aided by a lifeboat crew.
A man hopes to track down a gang who swiped his beloved bike from outside his work in broad daylight.
A rapist used a machete, knife, saw and hammer on two women as he held them hostage in a summerhouse - and even forced one victim to stab the other.
The extraordinary life of a pirate radio station owner operating in Kent in the 1960s has been published for the first time.
Controversial oyster racks have been deemed safe to stay after an investigation over alleged licensing issues concluded this week.
Part of Kent's rail heritage is to return to the town where it first operated in 1830.
A new Co-op has opened in the centre of town containing a post office.
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