‘Our town's been forgotten by time but we wouldn’t change a thing’
We visit a town to discover why, despite its challenges, children still play outside, teenagers are courteous and neighbours look out for each other.
Last updated: Sunday, 12 July 2026 at 22:02
We visit a town to discover why, despite its challenges, children still play outside, teenagers are courteous and neighbours look out for each other.
New images have revealed how a town's former Debenhams store could be transformed - with work expected to begin later this year.
More is now on offer for visitors at a popular tourist spot in Kent amid makeovers for three traders.
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived in London after travelling under a police escort as it returned to England for the first time in almost 1,000 years.
Newly-promoted Folkestone Invicta have been handed a number of tough tests in the opening week of the season.
A town's "unloved" concrete football pitch is set for a much-needed £54,000 transformation in a bid to help reduce anti-social behaviour.
New pictures reveal the devastation caused by a huge fire which forced residents from their homes for five hours.
Folkestone boss Jay Saunders has highlighted the significance of maintaining strong relationships with lower-division clubs.
A huge fire broke out in a top-floor flat, forcing police to seal off a road.
The new Air Force One has been pictured flying over Kent this morning as US President Donald Trump heads to Turkey for a NATO summit.
Lydd’s Bradley Ray returned to winning ways at the weekend - but it wasn’t all plain sailing at Snetterton.
Floral tributes have appeared at a roadside after a woman died and another has been left fighting for her life in hospital following a crash.
Part of a footpath beneath a clifftop promenade has been cordoned off amid a large emergency response.
A thief who stole cosmetics, steaks and cheese from shops not long after being released from prison is back behind bars.
Ambitious plans to transform one of Kent's most iconic seafront buildings into a "Barbican-by-the-Sea" have been unveiled.
M&S could return to a Kent town after 20 years as bosses eye up a huge empty unit, KentOnline can reveal.
Fly-tippers have stepped way out of line by dumping hundreds of office phones down a country lane.
A man has been charged after police discovered an explosive substance in a home on a residential street.
Plans to knock down a derelict church to make way for a community facility with homeless accommodation have been scrapped due to insufficient funding.
Manager Jay Saunders has reunited with one of his former Tonbridge Angels players at Folkestone Invicta.