Kent Online

The five top new programmes on the box this week, handpicked by our entertainment experts.

A pair of cheetah brothers have waved goodbye to a Kent animal park as part of a breeding programme.

The exclusion zone around a sunken Second World War bomb ship is being expanded so survey work can be carried out.

An A-road was blocked in both directions after fire crews, police and ambulances were called to a three-car crash.

A pharmaceuticals specialist has become the latest candidate to be fired on The Apprentice.

Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of a missing man.

Passengers were left facing rail delays after a train collided with some birds.

Millions of pounds have been slashed from the asking price for a barren and overgrown 22-acre plot once home to a garden centre.

A gardener is on a mission to “bring a little bit of joy to the streets” and discourage fly-tipping by planting sunflowers everywhere.

A former Skins actor is backing ambitious plans for a new 200-space theatre in an abandoned town centre bingo hall.

Migrants suspected of working illegally as delivery riders in the gig economy have been arrested in a raid at a caravan site.

A town centre pub that shut after more than 150 years of serving pints has gone on the market - and could be revived.

A fed-up pub landlord fears “nightmare” roadworks will wipe out trade on what should have been the busiest weekend of the year.

An independent candidate has entered a crucial by-election race pledging to tackle issues such as antisocial behaviour, potholes and dog fouling.

Police chiefs have defended a decision to cut a key allowance paid to officers in Kent by £250 a year - after it was branded a “pay cut”.

Contractors appointed to build a new £1.1 million skatepark on the site of a former crazy golf course say it will be “one of the UK’s best”.

Police have released a CCTV image after a woman was allegedly assaulted while walking her dog.

Fire crews battled a blaze near a Premier Inn - with plumes of smoke visible from a neighbouring motorway.

A Kent woman has launched a petition demanding that the taxpayer gives nothing for the funeral of child killer Ian Huntley.

Police are appealing for the public’s help to locate three missing boys from the Tonbridge and Malling area.