Kent Online

Four Kent towns could be getting new Lidl stores, as the supermarket giant reveals plans for its next locations.

Eurovision star Sam Ryder has been singing with critically ill children including a young girl from Kent at Disneyland Paris over the weekend.

A trade union is calling for the chief executive of an ambulance trust to resign after a survey revealed a “boys’ club” culture.

Police are appealing for information to help find a missing 15-year-old who has not been seen since Saturday.

Spring into the first bank holiday of the month with Morris dancers, maypoles, craft beer and doggy days out.

Ahead of this week’s Kent County Council election, we ask the main parties how they will approach Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

A long-established barbershop is celebrating a major milestone with a week of celebrations and a few special plans to mark the occasion.

Frustrated neighbours say gas works outside their homes have made the area “messy, dangerous and noisy” as a five-week road closure begins.

Councillors felt intimidated after residents opposing a controversial planning application posted objections through their letterbox.

A seafront bar has closed after its licence was suspended for failing to hand over crucial CCTV footage to police.

Independent hotel and B&B owners say they are being “squeezed out” by a flood of unregulated short-term lets - including properties listed on Airbnb.

A rare albino wallaby - believed to be an escaped pet - has been pictured on the loose in Kent.

A Kent history teacher is cycling 18,000 miles around the world to raise money for a children’s hospital which treated a student at his school.

A Kent couple insist they've never had an argument in 40 years of marriage, even though they share the same workplace.

We take a look at how some of the London Marathon participants from Kent have fared in the race.

For more than 150 years it was a holy place for worshippers to gather - but now it is a luxurious holiday let that even boasts its own hot tub.

Plans for a 75-bed care home previously labelled a "prison for the elderly" have been resubmitted on a former hospital plot.

A restaurant boss says he is relocating the business because a council’s multi-million-pound leisure complex is like a “ghost town”.

The new owner of a historic court says she wants to “breathe new life” into the building and offer “much-needed” services there.

Anxious villagers fear a major accident could occur as lorry drivers leaving a construction site continue to reverse onto a main road.