‘We’ve been here 150 years, but won’t survive just growing apples’
A fifth-generation fruit farmer who grubbed 80% of his orchard amid plummeting trade has turned to veg, livestock and launched his own shop.
A fifth-generation fruit farmer who grubbed 80% of his orchard amid plummeting trade has turned to veg, livestock and launched his own shop.
Villagers are opposing plans for a home for vulnerable children fearing it will lead to increased traffic on an unlit road.
Frustrated residents claim a water leak, which has been ongoing for nine months, has only worsened despite engineers’ attempts to fix it.
KentOnline has spoken to residents and businesses near a “derelict” industrial site that’s to be demolished before a huge transformation of the area.
A teenager who launched a “shocking” attack on two British Transport Police officers has been jailed.
Big crowds hitting our beaches but bringing their own food and drink deprives our coastal towns of essential income, our columnist urges a rethink.
Just why did our coastal towns collapse so dramatically? In the second of a three-part series, we examine what happened when the crowds left.
A mum-of-two plagued by nightmares about the trauma inflicted on her by her ex-boyfriend says domestic abuse victims “should never be silenced”.
Inspections are to be carried out on more than 5,000 council homes after “unacceptable” failings were revealed, including maintenance issues.