Matt Leclere

Emergency sewer repairs forcing the closure of a key route around a historic landmark are set to be completed as they enter the ‘final stages’.

A new memorial honouring the civilians involved in one of the most significant operations of the Second World War has been installed in Kent.

A much-loved street market will return after its future was plunged into doubt when the town council and then a new team stepped back from running it.

Water company bosses have revealed how their AI-controlled “smart sewer” system prevented a sewage leak after identifying a blockage in a pipe.

The Duchy of Cornwall is “approaching partners” to carry out a 2,500-home project, but still plans to “invest” as Prince William decides to sell land.

A new interactive bronze sculpture designed to amplify the sound of the sea and map hundreds of shipwrecks off the Kent coast is set to be unveiled.

One of England’s largest illegal waste dumping sites is under investigation after being discovered in the Kent countryside.

Nesting bats have scuppered hopes of creating an amphitheatre inside the keep of a medieval castle as part of a renovation project.

Volunteers running one of the county’s oldest surviving windmills have blasted the authority’s “short-sighted” decision to offload several landmarks.

Our reviewer tries a cafe right on the beach serving up great coffee and ‘offensively large’ Scotch eggs which regularly has queues along the path.