All options are up for discussion at Maidstone as owners seek new investment
Maidstone United’s co-owners have reiterated their desire to attract fresh investment to the club.
Maidstone United’s co-owners have reiterated their desire to attract fresh investment to the club.
The county’s inward investment agency has unveiled a property expert as its new chief executive.
A plumber from Maidstone has revealed how he went from struggling to make a living to closing in on millionaire status.
The government is being urged to offer immediate help to Kent’s fruit farmers after the wettest 18 months for nearly 200 years.
A leading Kent vineyard has produced 2,000 bottles of a special limited edition wine to mark its partnership deal with Ascot Racecourse.
Councillors have been advised to approve plans for more than 50 town centre flats but neighbours fear they will overlook their homes.
Minster table tennis star Ross Wilson gets his final shot at Paralympics qualification this week.
Jacob Lambert’s been set a challenge by the Sheppey United manager next season and he’s well up for it.
Craig Stone has left Ramsgate - but his desire to play in a successful team hasn’t changed.
Maidstone United’s new signing created chaos when he volleyed home a stoppage-time equaliser against them on Boxing Day.
A father-of-two says he is “disgusted” with himself after downing too many drinks at a pub and racially abusing a man and terrorising a barmaid.
Whitstable bowls star Sian Honnor is prepared to fight for an England place at the 2026 Commonwealth Games - should the event take place.
New Folkestone goalkeeper Jonny Henly is hoping being part of a highly-competitive division will help bring out the best in the team.
Aaron Millbank wouldn’t be surprised to see fellow Deal forward Jamie Kennedy make history for the club - provided he doesn’t move on.
A vital man is set to return for Sandwich Town ahead of their weekend double header.
Chatham teenager Moses Itauma has been tipped to become a heavyweight world champion – and his former coach could see the star quality early on.
A mum has been slapped with a fine after seagulls ate a few McDonald’s chips she accidentally dropped on the floor outside a Tesco.
When dogs are allowed to die pain-free and dignified deaths but people are not, something is clearly very wrong, writes Secret Thinker.
The owner of a bridal shop says her “heart was being ripped out” after finding out the building she runs her businesses from was being sold off.
Residents are sometimes accused of being “NIMBYs” when it comes to building new homes - but can the term be applied to some councils too?
Eye-catching plans to transform a long-abandoned seafront concert hall into an 89-bed hotel have been unveiled.