Frustrated residents claim a water leak, which has been ongoing for nine months, has only worsened despite engineers’ attempts to fix it.

A man has appeared in court after a woman was allegedly attacked and injured in the early hours of the morning.

This week’s Kent Politics Podcast guest hits out at vast swathes of the county being built on for people who don’t even live here.

A council has negotiated the price for a new fleet of bin lorries down by several million pounds after seeing a quarter break down on a single day.

A county lines dealer has been handed a jail sentence after being caught getting into a cab with a sheathed knife and class A drugs.

Two burglars are behind bars after photos they took of their hoard of stolen goods led police to their door.

The future of docks at the centre of controversial redevelopment plans was discussed in Parliament after being put forward for debate by an MP.

A multi-million-pound cardio respiratory ward providing more than 30 new beds has opened to the public.

A massive riverside regeneration scheme, which is half-way through construction, has been nominated for a prestigious development award.

A chronically disabled woman has said she would rather die than continue to live in the cramped kitchen she calls her “prison”.

Voters will today elect two new borough councils and choose the next Kent Police and Crime Commissioner.

Dramatic video shows the moment a motorbike went up in flames in town centre traffic.

A primary school where safeguarding concerns were previously raised has now seen improvements to teaching and learning.

A popular folk festival with a mix of British tradition and an international flavour is set to return to a tourist town this weekend.

May is National Walking Month, and we’re celebrating with glorious strolls through Kent’s woods, villages, parks and gardens.

A lorry became wedged under a railway bridge for more than an hour after getting stuck.

Residents in one part of Kent will get the chance to vote on the county’s first urban neighbourhood plan when voters go to the polls this week.

A war hero who made the ultimate sacrifice while on a mission as part of a squadron of Lancaster bombers has been honoured, 80 years on.

An interim inspection by the education watchdog has indicated a secondary school could soon be upgraded to the highest rating achievable.

Proposals to demolish a working docks and turn it into a business park have been recommended for approval despite huge opposition.