Kent Online

Bosses at a dental surgery hope a new extension will allow space to serve more than 4,000 extra NHS patients a year.

The Telegraph recently named Canterbury as the UK’s best small city. Our reporter says that’s selling it short.

A father and step-daughter team are bringing tradtional English dishes to a town with a new “upmarket” eatery in a former landmark pub.

Children can explore the county’s museums and heritage sites and collect badges along the way as part of a family-friendly trail.

The owner of a long-running butcher’s says it is still thriving 60 years after he first walked through the doors as a delivery boy.

Here’s what the next seven days have in store for every star sign.

The five top new programmes on the box this week, handpicked by our entertainment experts.

A pair of cheetah brothers have waved goodbye to a Kent animal park as part of a breeding programme.

The exclusion zone around a sunken Second World War bomb ship is being expanded so survey work can be carried out.

An A-road was blocked in both directions after fire crews, police and ambulances were called to a three-car crash.

A pharmaceuticals specialist has become the latest candidate to be fired on The Apprentice.

Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of a missing man.

Passengers were left facing rail delays after a train collided with some birds.

Millions of pounds have been slashed from the asking price for a barren and overgrown 22-acre plot once home to a garden centre.

A gardener is on a mission to “bring a little bit of joy to the streets” and discourage fly-tipping by planting sunflowers everywhere.

A former Skins actor is backing ambitious plans for a new 200-space theatre in an abandoned town centre bingo hall.

Migrants suspected of working illegally as delivery riders in the gig economy have been arrested in a raid at a caravan site.

A town centre pub that shut after more than 150 years of serving pints has gone on the market - and could be revived.

A fed-up pub landlord fears “nightmare” roadworks will wipe out trade on what should have been the busiest weekend of the year.

An independent candidate has entered a crucial by-election race pledging to tackle issues such as antisocial behaviour, potholes and dog fouling.