Bosses at one of the UK’s most iconic landmarks say they would consider allowing a phone mast to be built on the Grade I-listed building.

Craig Mackinlay, the ex-MP who lost his hands and feet after contracting sepsis, has spoken of his near-death experience and the future of the Tories.

We trace the history of one of Kent's best-loved leisure centres as its sudden closure leaves 144 staff without a job.

Concerns have been raised over bad parking, speeding drivers and lack of pedestrian crossings on a busy town centre road some treat ‘like race track’.

A Kent town has been scarred by bad behavior for years but now action might be about to be taken to tackle it.

Just two fish and chip shops remain in arguably Kent’s most popular coastal town, and we went to find out why...

Bin workers could vote to strike over pay just days after it was revealed there have been 36,000 complaints about their company’s performance.

Exclusive: Figures reveal where sales of luxury homes in Kent have tripled amid an influx of cash-rich Londoners - sparking fears of gentrification.

We spoke to locals about life in Kent’s second-smallest village, where there have been no new building developments for 64 years.

Apprenticeships have long been a way into skilled professions - so why are numbers dwindling so dramatically?

We look back at some of the highs and lows of being an England fan - perfectly captured in our archive pictures from across the county.

There are “no plans to demolish” a derelict pier head 50 years after it was cut off from land – despite pictures showing it looking worse for wear.

Archaeologists are finding out more about prehistoric life in Kent at one of the country’s largest burial grounds even older than Stonehenge.

An ambitious multi-million-pound regeneration scheme is drawing to a close after more than a decade in the works but has it lived up to its promise?

Rather than whiling away his time swigging pints at the pub, this student has dropped out of uni to run a village inn.

Labour want to see homes built on the ‘grey belt’, as well as more onshore wind farms. So what could it mean for the ‘Garden of England’?

Residents say housebuilding has spiralled so out of control in their neighbourhood they are now fearful of walking outside their homes.

We visited two children’s homes to see first-hand what life is really like for the young people there and the staff working to rebuild their lives.

Homeless people are set to move into new accommodation pods on a flood-hit car park later this year as the cost of temporary accommodation soars.

Vandalism and cash-strapped council budgets are putting public toilets at risk, fear charities, as one suggests charging a fee may be the answer.